Sentence examples for newer means from inspiring English sources
Doctors and patients become passionate advocates, assuming that newer means better.
To reach markets on shore they use a newer means of communication: mobile telephones.
Some difficult decisions will have to be made in coming months as to whether the aging shuttle fleet can be resuscitated quickly at a bearable cost or whether some newer means of vaulting into space should be pursued more aggressively.
Technological ingenuity of the 19th and 20th centuries developed the newer means of mass communication, particularly broadcasting, without which the present near-global diffusion of printed words, pictures, and sounds would have been impossible.
There are traditional means of enhancing intelligence, like education, and newer means like biotechnology.
The modern times saw development of newer means of transport and often controversial free trade agreements, which altered the political and logistical approach prevalent during the Middle Ages.
A new means was at hand: journalism.
In Labour's Big Brother NewSpin, "new" means "not".
A new means test threshold of £123,000.
This was his new means of moving around.
