Sentence examples for more means of from inspiring English sources

At what point does consciousness cease to become a responsibility and become one more means of distortion and a curse?

Since patients with LKS have no more means of verbal communication, we suppose they use some "primitive" cues in an attempt to understand what is said to them.

Even though more and more means of learning become available, finding the time to apply oneself is increasingly difficult when less demanding activities beg.

One could easily imagine the gist of the after-action memo Jackson sends to all his coaches following every game: still too basic; need more means of adjustment; but we're playing the long game; stay the course.

"The regime has done a very good job of isolating Cubans and Cuban civil society on the island," Mr. Fisk said, "If you give them more means of communication, we think that is something that helps them and empowers them".

"This is against all humanity, and it is also ruining the world economy". "We need in Germany, and in Europe while it stands, not more means of mass destruction but less," he insisted.

Our subjects overestimated the option O in the long list much more (mean of 123) than Redelmeier's (mean of 69; see [ 6]).

We design more and more elaborate means of captivity for ourselves.

The design has rarely been used in more recent architecture because of more effective means of roof support.

A more effective means of organizing information is therefore needed.

There are, however, more modern means of transportation.