Sentence examples for of many means from inspiring English sources

The failure of many means that none, not even the market leader, will be given the benefit of the doubt.

If enough of us are so inclined it is one of many means through which we can alter the political landscape.

For the sake of convenience, Mr. Marker is usually called a filmmaker, but he's more rightly a multimedia artist for whom film has been just one of many means to a visually expressive end.

This is in advance of a new higher state pension to be introduced in 2016, which will also see the sweeping away of many means tested benefits for the elderly.

So why not write the history of the British empire, in all its enlightenment and brutality, arrogance and illusions, greed and noblesse oblige, and use the experience of captivity -- in both directions -- as one of many means to tell the story?

Treating and reusing industrial wastewater is one of many means to improve water supply capacity, especially within developing countries.

Carroll described the video as one of many "mean-spirited tactics" the union is using against the school system.

In the vertebrates many means of mechanical sound production exist.

Generally, the presence of many footnotes means red flags, he said.

Although specific research on the disaster effects on children with disabilities and schools is lacking, the timing of many disasters means that these children can be significantly affected.

In developing countries, the extreme poverty of many people means any cost is unaffordable by most of the population.