Sentence examples for surest means from inspiring English sources

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

They join Nab's drunken colleague, Tom, and Ren finds that their surest means of support is robbing graves.

We have long recommended such a course, which many scientists see as the surest means of restoring the fish.

The surest means of restoring public confidence is to remove the Murdochs entirely from the British media.

In sum, although the Fourth Amendment protects a person's privacy, not her property, owning the property in which transmissions occur has become the surest means of protecting privacy.

Though the effectiveness of such an act has certainly diminished in secular societies, this appeal to God has for centuries been considered the surest means of obtaining truth.

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.

Bernstein sure means to try.

Big data has become such a broad rubric that I am not sure means anything.

Which I'm 99% sure means I'm going to hell.