Sentence examples for two main means from inspiring English sources

Sappho's poems, which were lost from the manuscript tradition and were not collated and copied by medieval monks as were so many surviving ancient texts, have been preserved by two main means: either through quotation by other authors (often as examples of particular syntactical points by ancient grammarians) or through the discovery of fragments written on ancient papyrus.

But anyone seeking election can only do so via two main means in elections that take place every three years.

It is through these two main means of interaction that younger players offer immediate feedback and explanation to guide older adults to engage in the collaborative play and develop understanding of unfolding concepts and phenomena.

Experimental existential psychology suggests two main means: one is, obviously, lowering the real or perceived mortal threat.

The specific STDs were listed as syphilis, gonorrhoea, HIV/AIDS, candida and trichomoniasis, and the two main means of making diagnosis are laboratory and syndromic approach.

Information on experiments was collected through three main means: review of key literature; consultation with climate change experts; and Internet searches.

Wales's markedly inferior points difference to their two main rivals means that if they equal their record Six Nations victory in Rome, 30 points 10 years ago, they would have an advantage of nine over Ireland and five over England.

The result, which is the worst in history for the two main parties, means that there are no large dominating parties on the Austrian political landscape anymore, just many middle-sized parties.

A significant interaction between two main effects means that the effect of a variable depends on the level of the other (Dormann 2013).

The two main parties mean continued sleaze and corruption (strong word, and he means it), according to Clegg.

Benefits fall into two main categories of means tested and non-means tested.