Sentence examples for the present means from inspiring English sources

No plan can ignore that in African and other less-developed countries population already outruns the present means of support yet goes on rapidly expanding.

That the building is so artfully rooted in the present means that its haunting quality will probably deepen as the city ages around it.

Try telling someone hit by the money truck (or waiting to be), that the making of millions overnight does not justify the present means -- like poor business practices, rejection of even sensible government oversight and early profit-taking -- that leaves the dregs of dot-com reality for the public to deal with.

The present means of physical landslide early warning systems make use of moisture sensors or slope deformations sensors.

The synergistic behavior indicates that Pd/Au ratio in PdAu NPs can be well tailored by the present means to optimize their catalytic performance.

Our own irascible versifier, Morrissey, expressed our perplexity well with his song title "How Soon is Now?" because the evanescent character of the present means it seems to be simultaneously always advancing before us, yet equally ever retreating behind.

Thus the presented means were always geometric means.

For ease of interpretation, the presented means and 95% confidence intervals have been transformed back to the original scale.

The graphs present mean and standard error of the mean.

But skipping and skimming the present volume means there is always something to return to.

"The present model means they are not sustainable.