Sentence examples for means to which from inspiring English sources

None of them have made much effort to reconcile the social ends they say they want with the fiscal means to which they are committed.

As for the other students, I'm reminded of my favourite definition of entrepreneurship: "the practice of striving towards an end the means to which you do not control".

Maker's Row provides the means to which a good idea can become a great product here in the United States".

It could also encourage CE companies to "leave" New York, whatever that means, to which I say "Go for it.

Then suddenly he turned to us and said, "But do we know what it all means?" To which he provided the answer, no.

In the test phase, another sample of cases is classified using the weights and assigning the membership to a class based on the positive or negative sum of the weighted features (this means to which 'side' of the hyperplane the example falls).

Is the mean to which he regresses a narrow lead?

Joyce asked what he meant, to which Fitzgibbon replied: "I thought you went to a private school".

And unlike in Michigan, the mean to which the polls might revert is not all that favorable for Mr. Romney.

And, as if I meant to (which I did not), I accidentally fully-cooked one tray.

To obtain partitioning of the data, each gene is assigned to the mean to which it is closest.