Sentence examples for structured means from inspiring English sources

After all, structured means are vital in the chaotic process of bringing innovation to the market.

And the way the market has been structured means that throwing commodities away is increasingly seen as financial insanity.

Acts including Lily Allen and Katy Perry are selling well, but the way the company is structured means it cannot trade its way out of trouble.

Building on his previous work developing financial-literacy projects for the University of Central Asia, Costa has begun organising bitcoin meet-ups as an informal, though structured, means of educating interested people about the potential of bitcoin and other peer-to-peer financial platforms to improve and simplify their economic lives.

"The way the transfer is structured means we don't get one lump sum, it's drip fed over a number of years, which is a real boost," said Butler.

- Although the origins of language remain highly controversial there is general agreement that these early Australopithecus afarensis hominids lacked a formally structured means of communicating.

A spokesman said the way the deal was structured meant the initial debt would reduce steadily to zero over the nine-year term.

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Based on microsatellite data, N. furzeri in the study area is genetically structured (mean pairwise FST = 0.077 ± 0.0451).

The data are structured by means of properties.

Vaguely speaking equivalent IBD-sharing structures means that these structures correspond to structurally similar (exchangeable) genetic inheritance.