means - use in sentences

Preposition: of

  • escape: Occupancy Numbers In most cases the means of escape is designed to evacuate all the occupants of the premises in the required time.
  • subsistence: These tremendous effects... may be traced to the simple cause of the superior power of population to the means of subsistence.
  • communication: They are the primary means of communication with the public.
  • propulsion: The beating of these cilia are the means of propulsion for these highly motile cells.
  • production: The class character of the state is determined by its relation to the forms of property in the means of production.
  • livelihood: They have destroyed a centuries-old tradition, a significant means of livelihood and an effective way of managing wildlife.

Converse of object

  • provide: They provide the primary means of cover in rural areas.
  • devise: At first it seemed to be impossible, but I soon devised a means.
  • justify: Select and justify a suitable means of data analysis.
  • become: Working with new media has become a prominent means of expression for the artist today.

Adjective modifier

  • cost-effective: There are many courses on the Net that could be used in conjunction with local provision, thus providing a cost-effective means of education.
  • effective: To maintain an effective means of reporting back to employees.
  • primary: They provide the primary means of cover in rural areas.
  • sole: CV's will not be accepted as a sole means of application.
  • convenient: ATMs provide a convenient means of obtaining Swiss Francs.
  • preferred: When traveling further afield train travel is the preferred means of transport where possible.

Modifies a noun

  • testing: You promised eight years ago that you would reduce means testing.
  • henry: A matter of operated at a. Its corporate governance spent four years and availability was means quot henry says.
  • test: This explored four possible models for the means test.

Preposition: without

  • permission: Any replication by any means without prior permission is illegal and action may be taken.

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