Sentence examples for sure means from inspiring English sources

Completing these studies is the only sure means to answer questions about BCI utility and reliability.

Even then, the city's witnesses persisted in defending stop-and-frisk as a sure means to reduce crime.

It is a sure means to gain access to the city, its services and activities, but using fixed-route1 requires knowledge and know-how that all travelers do not master, such as people with intellectual disabilities.

Although he was a Christian and a Quaker, his plays laid out no sure means of salvation and no clear sense of a presiding power, benign or otherwise.

This movie sure means well, and it's just entertaining enough to (slightly) slip off the shackles of the great cultural conformity factory it ultimately represents.

In contrast, the gravitational pull of the moon and sun that controls tidal cycles provides a sure means of anticipating the output from tidal generating stations.

"Those parrots were sure mean bastards," Armstrong said.

It was, I'm sure, meant in jest by the "new, forgiving, cuddly" Mandy.

It's all semantics, sure, meant to funnel customers toward the correct service.

"Now that may not seem like a lot, but it sure meant something to those folks' families," she said.

When Bashaija found himself orphaned, in effect, the LGBTI ticket became his surest means of survival.