"means through" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It means "in order to achieve something or by way of." For example, "The project was completed means through hard work and dedication."
It means "through hardship to the stars".
It means through sickness and health," said Gibbs.
In central New Jersey, where I live, that means through Christmas, if not later.
"He has found a means through his art of coping with the trauma and the past.
Imizamo Yethu means "through struggle we achieve" in Xhosa, the main language spoken by the township's residents.
Mr Curlewis says justice must be served and sometimes that means through extreme means.
That likely means through executive actions rather than legislation.
In the case of early hominins, this means through consumption or intercourse – or possibly both".
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The cannula provided an airway and a means through which the animal could be artificially ventilated if required.
"Perhaps the most effective means through which you can cooperate is through teaching," Dr. Laland said.
