Sentence examples for most basic means from inspiring English sources

The first and most basic means of maintaining that close contact was the foot patrol.

Dr. Piot said he feared that attention had shifted from the front lines of the fight, the thousands of communities where the most basic means of prevention are still beyond the reach of the poor and vulnerable.

The most basic means of taking a fortress were to storm the gate or go over the wall by simple escalade using ladders, but these methods rarely succeeded except by surprise or treachery.

I am glad that, amid all the wonderful celebration of sporting achievement, world leaders have been able to use the London games as an opportunity to think about helping children who are without the most basic means of building a productive life: adequate, nutritious food.

On top of the relentless violence, in countries such as Syria the most basic means of survival -- water -- has become a weapon of war.

Many are down to the most basic means of survival – berries, insects and animal feed.

Digital prints at their most basic meant Topman's prints on the inevitable shorts suits.

Though the figurative aims of Impressionism can be regarded as the conclusion of 19th-century Realism, the method, which made no attempt to hide even the most-basic means of preparing a finished painting, was an original one.

At its most basic, it means devolving decision-making from central to local government.

At its most basic, that means reporting stories using cameras and microphones as well as print.

At its most basic, it means riding big descents littered with obstacles - man-made or natural - that require you to drop off, jump or ride along them.