Sentence examples for modern means from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the shopping mall modernity is a space apart; to become modern means entering confined spaces, escaping from the shortcomings of the surrounding territory (see Ferguson 2006).

And that's the bottom line: Johnson is leading the company toward modernity, and whether OMM likes it or not, being modern means being inclusive.

There are, however, more modern means of transportation.

I like to call it a modern means of construction.

Staying away from modern means keeping the Wurlitzer.

Presumably "modern" means a leader who wishes to move on from a party's recent past.

While the Winnemem hold on to tradition, they have not been shy about using more modern means.

Modern means of communication, Kiarostami suggests, are providing ever-new subterfuges for those who would love in defiance of authority.

Greed is just as infectious as it then was, its spread facilitated by modern means of communications.

"The Syrian government needs modern means of waging war, including S-300s, anti-missile systems and warplanes.

From telegraph to telephone, electricity to fax machine, VHS to internet, vice entrepreneurs have embraced the most modern means available for selling sex.