Sentence examples for veritable means from inspiring English sources
Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are accepted as a veritable means of achieving poverty alleviation because of their role in sustaining this livelihood, for food security and environmental objectives such as biodiversity conservation (FAO Forestry 1999).
Against the above background, there is a rising believe among policy analysts, academia and government functionaries that provision of urban-type employment opportunities in the rural areas may be a veritable means of addressing the multifaceted problem of poverty, urbanisation and unemployment in Nigeria.
Support groups for serodiscordant couples would be a veritable means to address this potential challenge.
The latest wrinkle, after Mr. Bloomberg had made abolishing the seven-member board a veritable crusade, means that the board members are still legally in power, if not physically in their offices, "holdovers," as Martha Mann Alfaro, a deputy chief in the city's Legal Department, put it.
And not just any old server but a veritable lean, mean and green machine that complied with as many of the 23 criteria laid down by the industry's EPEAT (electronic product environmental assessment tool) standards as possible.Green computing is one of the latest fads in the digital domain.
They whacked at weeds in the walls and paths along the river, which meant cutting down veritable forests.
You're a veritable Peggy Olson, by which I mean I think you're going places in terms of the overall arc of the basic-cable show that is your life.
However, owing to my advanced age of 29, it also means I'm now a veritable font of wisdom.
The saleswoman was asked: "Isn't this a veritable piracy starter kit for infants?" "You mean like babies?" she asked.
Similarly with justification (prāmāṇya), the having of which, if veritable (or objective), as opposed to the apparent (ābhāsa), means that the justified cognition is true.
On one block, a veritable Vesuvius of trash rose high above the dumpsters meant to conceal it.
