Sentence examples for most means to from inspiring English sources
"It is they who have the most means to reason with the opposing parties".
Prevention is by far the most effective means to address the scourge of invasive species.
The transitive verb to seize most often means "to grab or clutch; to capture forcibly and take prisoner; to take possession".
The family of Mahmud Salem knows, more than most, what it means to be kidnapped.
"But isn't most Champagne meant to be drunk soon after it's sold?" I asked.
Most was meant to stay home, evidence of excellent penmanship or decoration for the parlor.
His whittlings are finely detailed; most are meant to be handled.
The encounters -- most urgently meant to get guns off the streets -- yield few arrests.
Most are meant to put pressure on the PA to release jailed relatives or to protest job cuts.
But it's invisible, and most people are meant to be either one or the other.
Remember: In Greece, most dishes are meant to be eaten family-style.
