Sentence examples for means that has from inspiring English sources

One of the most important and useful means that has been employed by abolitionists is the written word.

The picture, 24.5 centimeters or about 10 inches in diameter, displays an economy of means that has no parallel in the 17th century.

– interview with the Paris Review in 2008 Charlie Brown has been called the most sensitive child ever to appear in a comic strip, a figure capable of Shakespearean shifts of mood; and Schulz's pencil succeeds in rendering these variations with an economy of means that has something miraculous about it.

It turns out that is a polynomial function with respect to where while Hence ( means that has the same order of ).

The wealth of those better off only furnishes a means that has to be transferred for the sake of mitigating the distress, as long as other, morally negative consequences do not emerge in the process.

Whitehall belt-tightening means that has now been whittled down to about 5%.

This means that having naloxone on hand isn't enough.

What does she mean, that having a baby changed things?

Does that mean that having L carnitine drinks can cause heart disease?

"This means that he has won".

By scientific he means that it has predictive force.