Sentence examples for prime means from inspiring English sources

The term 'TRICARE Prime' means the managed care option of the TRICARE program.

The term "TRICARE Prime" means the managed care option of the TRICARE program.

Using produce in its prime means your work in the kitchen will be simpler and quicker.

This type of fragmentation appears to be the prime means of particle shrinking and is most accentuated at higher oxygen concentrations in the reactor.

Site selection, characterisation and engineering designs are the prime means of ensuring CO2 storage risks are as low as reasonably practicable.

This is especially true in Mali, where high rates of illiteracy mean that music — rather than newspapers or books — is a prime means of sharing information.

In 2007 and 2008, when America learned that "sub-prime" meant "sub-par," these investments crashed.

"By liberal, the prime minister means a rejection of everything before 2010".

Under the constitution, the departure of the prime minister means the resignation of the entire government.

These steps would certainly demonstrate that the prime minister means what he says.

Today, many Arabs and Israelis are ready to proclaim that the election of Ariel Sharon as Israel's next prime minister means the end of the peace process.