Sentence examples for should be means from inspiring English sources

Probably should be "means".

"There should be means testing," he said.

Perhaps state pensions should be means tested and then increased for those most in need of the money?

The new consensus was that state intervention should be limited to (the rare) occasions when markets failed, that the prime object of economic policy was control of inflation rather than full employment, and that universal benefits should be means tested.

Health minister Alan Milburn believes nursing care should be free, but unlike the Scots he says there should be means testing for personal care, which can involve preparing and serving meals, bathing, dressing and other services.

The pre-emptive thumbs-down pile-on that accompanied the female-led Ghostbusters in 2016 – one of the most high-profile instances of the toxic impulse to prejudge art that doesn't fit in with some preconceived notion of what a franchise should be – means that it still holds the queasy distinction of being the most disliked film trailer on YouTube.

Social Security should be means-tested.

Fletcher recommends that both child benefit and child tax credit for 16- to 19-year-olds should be means-tested on the same scale as the EMA.

He believes, for example, that Americans who are at least 20 years away from retirement should be unable to receive Social Security before they are 70, and that Social Security benefits should be means-tested.

The question then arises — and it is a critical question — as to what should be meant by the wave function of the subsystem.

Indeed, from an orthodox point of view what should be meant by the wave function of a subsystem is entirely obscure.