Sentence examples for tools means from inspiring English sources

More tools means more reasons to pay.

Advanced navigational tools means that planes rarely get lost.

"Integrating technology's resources and tools means first of all getting it to the classroom," Ms. Roberts said.

Richardson argues that Anderson's vision of expressive rebellion takes place against the relatively yielding boundaries of middle-class propriety and is sustained by the tools, means, and norms of middle-class life.

Tendency to focus on the presence or absence of formal tools, means that assemblages of this age, lacking diagnostic artifacts, are typically subsumed within the Acheulian technocomplex.

Instead, central bankers should guarantee the stability of vital markets (such as the money market).The difficulty of defining financial stability and the plethora of potential tools means central bankers will, in future, have much more discretion.

Instead, they are innovative tools meant to encourage exploration itself.

Complex anonymity tools mean it can cost $100,000 to identify just one hoax caller.

"The tools mean the expert isn't just the teacher any longer," Webb adds.

TR: We're trying to predict hurricanes with modeling tools meant to predict larger weather systems?

Researchers at PARC are now building software tools meant to automate that kind of judgment.