Sentence examples for method meant that from inspiring English sources

My brother's method meant that the creature would be interested but not fixed.

And the worst of it was that the Google search method meant that, if the site wasn't cleaned, updated and hardened extensively after the break-in was discovered, says Clayton, the chance of being compromised again in the next six months was 50%.

The observation method meant that the raw data could be collected, even though the event itself was at times relatively fast (Burgess 1991).

First, the dialectical method meant that rather than arguing in favor of any doctrine or set of doctrines, Arcesilaus restricted himself to arguing against the views proposed by his opponents or interlocutors.

The method meant that the original roadway roof was reinforced by cable-beams, while two cable-beams were installed on the non-mining sidewall 650 mm from the roof and floor by the alternate application of single-beam hollow grouting cables and common cables.

This production method meant that certain aspects, such as the game's graphics, were worked on until the release deadline.

The new pay-per-page method means that payment is made every time a reader turns a page during their first read.

The recruitment methods meant that information was not available to assess response bias at baseline.

However, advances in simulation methods mean that system performance resulting from the use of new techniques and from the integration of innovative and more sustainable design approaches can now be fully assessed.

Tony Greaves is absolutely correct that the d'Hondt method means that divided remain parties may end up with nothing.

The "Only Handle It Once" method means that when you do read an email, decide whether it warrants a response.