Sentence examples for tailored means from inspiring English sources

"There are more narrowly tailored means of controlling violence than to restrict entire ethnic groups," the trial judge wrote.

So, at the risk of distracting us from devising appropriately "narrowly tailored" means for increasing diversity in higher education guided by the Fisher decision, I'd like to suggest we step back from our law books, databases, and spreadsheets and focus a moment on a thought experiment as follows.

Accordingly, tailoring means no more than stratification.

Tailoring means modifying intervention measures derived from literature and theories according to these local contextual factors.

Therefore, the micro/nano-structure could be rationally tuned and tailored by means of a precursor molecule and corresponding crystal growth and design.

Nucleation of i-PBu has been tailored by means of the self-nucleation technique, imposed on previously aged samples (Form I).

"A policy that requires more coordination and more tailoring means more work than one that slashes benefits across the board," Dr. Hsia said.

It is realized that tailoring means much more.

The Sugababes have reworked his biggest hit, and advances in hair and tailoring technology means that today's black-clad Numanoid looks, eerily, better than the 1979 prototype.

Tailoring them means choosing when to assess, not if to assess.

Together, these findings highlight the importance of further tailoring the means of communication to meet the specific needs and contexts of the target groups, and the need for multidimensional strategic planning that addresses infrastructural and cultural elements as well as those related directly to communication, and the significance of cross-programme planning.