Sentence examples for the right means from inspiring English sources

That is what the right means.

A bow worn to the right means she is already in a relationship.

"Earlier we closed several cases due to lack of evidence and the right means to authenticate that evidence," he said.

"We are convinced that the program provides the basis for a more sustainable and competitive economy and is the right means to boost growth and jobs," he said.

"Individualism" for the right means leaving the rich to prosper at the expense of society while those at the bottom must sink or swim.

This term, in the lexicon of the French left (and much of the right), means believing in a low-tax, low-public-spending doctrine and is hence a political insult.

Use IT or lose it ReprintsPinning down the right mean, however, is difficult.

Freedom was to be the new moral watchword – which, for the right, meant the freedom for some people to get as rich as they could.

The problem of the encyclopaedist has always been to strike the right mean between too learned and too simplified an approach.

The weighting with the right mean incorporates the fact that note duration and total note energy play an important role in determining the perceived note accentuation [18].

There certainly exist sequences that converge to ½ but where Sn(x)/n > ½ for all n (the sequence has the right mean but converges 'from above').