Sentence examples for the final means from inspiring English sources

Bruce, in tandem with his longest serving player, Liam Rosenior, talked earnestly this week about how much the final means to a tough, economically neglected city trying to resurrect its fortunes.

Hoy's world record ride in the final means he is now level with Sir Steve Redgrave's tally of six medals, boasting five golds, and he could well draw level with his team-mate Bradley Wiggins's total of seven medals on Tuesday if the keirin goes to plan.

All 17 volumes of the "Selected Writings," which consist entirely of cut-and-pasted quotations from philosophy books, are displayed without much commentary; that's been relegated to the catalog, where an incisive and sad essay by John Kelsey describes these texts as "the autobiography of a disappearing artist and the final means by which he controls and completes this act".

Her win in the final means she also avenged the 2011 World Championship defeat to Yuzhuo Hou.

And, after five years outside the Premiership, Holley is aware of what the final means to the club.

However, Couch's performance in reaching the final means GB have obtained a place in the event at next year's London Olympics. .

Finally, for the final mean and standard deviation curves, only the frequency ranges where at least ten events were available to compute the mean were kept.

The final mean Harris hip score was 90.

The final mean grades for each comfort stated the building's average performance.

The measurements were repeated three times and the final mean of the three readings were taken.

The final mean mesopore size depended on the type of dopant element.