Sentence examples for searching means from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of modern clinical medicine, clinic patients are considered the "material" for searching means of treatment for the "society" (humanity).

Being constantly searching means you're constantly on the job, which makes him  a self-motivated dream to work with.

Electronic searching means that no relevant paper is likely to go unread, but narrowing the definition of "relevance" risks reducing the cross-fertilisation of ideas that sometimes leads to big, unexpected advances.

Semantic searching means that great content, not SEO content is what it is all about.

In every version of Windows from XP to 7, searching meant clicking the Start button and typing your search term.

"In my opinion, to search means nothing in painting.

Better search means better engagement with the site, something LinkedIn could use.

Advertising tied to search means open gates for all users.

Do you wish for the days when job searching meant applying to postings, calling headhunters, and waiting for interviews to pour in?

Service Providers are constantly searching for means to reduce costs, generate new revenue streams and thus increase their competitive advantage.

In place of the high concept narrative neatness of One Day, Douglas's soul-searching means that here we get a lot of flashbacks.