Sentence examples for to be means from inspiring English sources
Some people have called for the pass to be means tested.
He says he thinks a prescription drug plan should include means-testing so that those people most in need will benefit, and that eventually, there will have to be means tests for Social Security and Medicare.
To be means to communicate.
To be means to be for others and, through others, for the self.
Degradation product patterns and morphology changes are demonstrated to be means by which to differentiate between physical/chemical (abiotic) and biological (biotic) ageing of degradable polymers.
The new agile practices were seen to be means of finding ways to work more efficiently and going through the feedback of the team.
Pension reform might very well be possible; there is widespread agreement that the pensionable age needs to rise and that benefits will have to be means-tested.
We have actually abolished this free legal aid from the end of June, so it has to be means-tested from the end of June and they wouldn't have got it in these circumstances.
They're just trying to be mean.
