Sentence examples for preferable means from inspiring English sources

Peaceful protest, X said, was a preferable means to an end but he felt it necessary that demonstrations have a hard edge.

Tunnelling is increasingly being seen as an environmentally preferable means of providing infrastructure such as transportation and utilities to densely populated urban areas.

For this reason, the aggregation of individual bioenergy configurations to their assigned bioenergy clusters, determined during the CPMod step, may be a preferable means to handle such information.

Our studies support the use of GelMA in its injectable form, followed by in situ transdermal photopolymerization, as a preferable means to deliver cells in applications that require the formation of vascular networks in vivo.

The use of force -- whether legal or military -- always reveals a failure of some other, preferable means.

At this point, water transport was the preferable means of travel for the courier agents; Choe wrote "all envoys, tribute, and commerce come and go by water.

Either naturalisation was presented as the established and realistic path to full national membership and rights (Bauböck et al, 2012 see Brun and Owen), or extending national voting rights was seen as the preferable alternative means to remedy the democratic deficit (Bauböck et al, 2012 see Kochenov; Kostakopoulou and Wilhelm).

It is observed that for the total temperature range, the SRK EOS has the least and preferable root-mean-squared error (RMSE) (41.1626).

This would be preferable, he meant, to the direct transition from despotic rule to violent anarchy, such as occurred in both Iraq and Libya.

Qiu (2012) compared eight mostly applied working fluids nowadays and gave preferable ranking by means of spinal point method.

This concept makes "bo" preferable because it means "come with Me" or even, "I am with you".