Sentence examples for means that will from inspiring English sources

"Any means that will be legal and just will be adopted," the general said.

It is an "on-the-fly" compiler for Faust (we'll see during the workshop what this means) that will make your coding experience a very smooth one.

I've had a lot of well-meaning people explain how the copyright deadlock can be "solved" by some means that will make it easier to pay artists and the companies that back them.

Where cultural liberals and social conservatives differ is on the means that will achieve these ends.

The introduction of such tool provides a swift yet reliable means that will encourage health criteria to be considered earlier in process development besides economic, safety and environment.

Primary explosives detonate by ignition from some source such as flame, spark, impact, or other means that will produce heat of sufficient magnitude.

That means that things will change".

Which means that astronauts will get bored.

This means that money will pass.

Which means that it will probably happen.

But it means that investment will slump.