Sentence examples for primary means to from inspiring English sources

Controlling economic transactions through technocratic oversight rather than unpredictable markets was the primary means to that goal.

Mr. Armitage said it was absurd to generalize that the Bush administration favors war as the primary means to solve problems.

In an editorial accompanying the new JAMA study, Dr. Walter C. Willett, Dr. Graham Colditz and Dr. Meir Stampfer, epidemiologists at the Harvard School of Public Health, point out that "the commonly held belief that aging routinely requires pharmacological management has unfortunately led to neglect of diet and lifestyle as the primary means to achieve healthy aging".

The primary means to achieve this will be through encouraging activity.

The primary means to public assurance in medical research is through IRBs.

Synthetic fungicides are the primary means to control postharvest diseases of fruits.

Primaries meant to resolve things fairly had collapsed in shooting and chaos.

Many politicians are too focused on what these recent primaries mean to their position in the coming election and miss the most powerful point: Americans are upset with how politicians are running up huge deficits with borrowed money.

In the avocat's pleading, he develops his argument and points out discrepancies in the testimony of witnesses; this is the primary means open to the avocat to persuade the court on legal and factual points.

Its primary means is to protect against pregnancy.

Kappa statistics were the primary means used to assess the reliability of responses.