Sentence examples for the means with from inspiring English sources

Art has replaced war as the means with which society confronts its own nature.

The new governments lacked the means with which to establish new schools.

But while the film itself is surprising and fascinating, so are the means with which it was made.

We know that Nuremberg was not a perfect trial but it provided the means, with some degree of openness, about what happened.

"They had the means with which to buy heroin from the Turks, hashish from the Moroccans and a variety of drugs and arms in the Lebanon," says Gratteri.

"What we are proposing here is the means with which we can solve the crisis right now and win back trust, step by step," Mrs. Merkel said.

Sondheim provides the means with lyrics that are warm, witty and wise, and a score of brilliant variety, which comes finely orchestrated for a small band by Jonathan Tunick.

They are still seeking investment and would prefer to sell 30% to reduce their exposure, which rather signals how tight are the means with which they hope Leeds can be cheered up.

A bigger navy will give India the means with which to defend its own expanding energy imports and perhaps to exert leverage in a future confrontation by threatening China's.

The means with which Mr. Irwin has transformed the Whitney's fourth floor are so simple — and the illusion so easily deconstructed — that you might even call his effort the anti-Turrell.

Such market concentration will diminish healthy competition, providing one dominant market leader damaging clout in terms of both consumer pricing and the means with which music is made available.