Sentence examples for one means for from inspiring English sources

Given the consequences of cancer on spouses, psychological interventions may be one means for helping them to cope.

Metrics provide one means for assessing whether software security objectives have been achieved.

One means for humans to speak to their Creator was by returning themselves to the earth.

One means for reducing politicized gridlock, he says, is to delegate more authority to "depoliticized commissions" of experts.

It recognizes that officers face an incredible range of knotty problems and that the law is but one means for engaging them.

They are simply one means for the president to exercise the authority that has already been delegated to the executive branch.

It is shocking when a child so young dies; everyone rushes to say that no one meant for that to happen, and one surely hopes no one does.

Especially one meant for children, who really dislike illogic.

In August, Patton took another barge to West Africa, this one meant for transporting oil.

Known as the Chinese Academy of Engineering Physics, it too, Mr. Stillman said, houses a reactor, though a smaller one meant for research.

The rest of the stage has two kinds of grit -- one meant for boats, so the actors won't slip, even in the rain.