Sentence examples for with one means from inspiring English sources

But Nick Boles, the skills minister, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "All we're trying to do is strike a reasonable and fair balance between the interests of trade unions and the interests of people who are trying to get to work on time and can only really get to work with one means of transport".

Snow has fallen steadily here, apparently making it impossible to use the mountain passes into Pakistan that might have provided Mr. bin Laden with one means of escape, if he was indeed in the area.

In Ms. Canale's final solo, which transforms the contained movement of the past into something slightly more wild, it's clear that she is left with one means of expression: dance.

It is also the story of a corporate entity neutering a design philosophy meant to empower computer users and replacing it with one meant to sell them things.

The measure, like a similar one in Colorado, would replace the bilingual education program in the public schools with one meant to teach children English in a matter of months instead of years.

DWV oscillates frequently between a higher and a lower band of values, such that the histogram (Additional file 2: Figure S2) is strongly bimodal, with one mean around 0.07 and another mean around 0.32.

Pair that with Amazon's relatively narrow rules for what kind of phrasing Alexa will successfully interpret, and you have a small set of knowledge users have to acquire, with only one means to acquire it.

Bonding with a new one means assuming a new identity, if only for a week or two.

Suicide is a real option for these men, with at least one means readily available in the form of a drug overdose.

A few extra minutes with one patient means less time with another.

The experience with one dictatorship means that the country may be reluctant to go back to another, and this makes a coup unlikely – for now".