Sentences with phrase «find means of»

Failure to put it there means inability to provide an easy - to - find means of immediately contacting you.

The truth is that the hockeystickers have no technical answers for the criticism by you or that of Wegman, but they will try to find means of discrediting those who spread the word of their errors by means of personal attacks.

The highly aggressive, poisonous, fish are spreading rapidly through the region and conservations have been unable to find a means of slowing them down — except for hunting and eating them.

I think the Department of Energy has to find a means of encouraging that work.

But when the data is lacking, and it is, and changes do occur in climate, and the accepted null is natural change, because climate change always has occurred, yes, one must find a means of observation to establish said data.

Realizing that he was bored with his past work, he decided he needed to find another means of challenging himself.

Research is underway at several veterinary medical facilities to find a means of early diagnosis and treatment for this fatal cancer.

The seasonal temperature may require you to find another means of transportation.

If you constantly struggle to pay utility bills, it may be a good idea to reach out to a charitable organization or find another means of obtaining the necessary funds.

In order to qualify, your income must be sufficient to pay off some of your debts, but not so high that you should be able to find means of repayment other than bankruptcy.

Teaming up with Amazon to bridge the move to electronic books will help us find a means of long - term viability for our independent bookstore.

However, I could not find a means of keeping the car in manual mode.

International education also became a priority of Ylvisaker's administration: The Project for Human Potential helped educational policymakers find the means of achieving a full range of development possibilities in a given population, and the Office of International Education was created.

Realizing that they are trapped in their room with hidden cameras now aimed at them filming their every move, David and Amy desperately find a means of escape through locked doors, crawlspaces and underground tunnels before they too become the newest stars of the mystery filmmaker's next cult classic!

Soon discovering that he has the ability to travel into the past to a point before the time of Julie's untimely death, Nick struggles to find a means of saving his one true love despite the increasingly troubling results that his well - intended heroics seem to have on the future.

In particular, it is important to find the means of improving the living conditions of diving ducks and birds that feed on fish,» says Senior Museum Technician Petteri Lehikoinen from the Finnish Museum of Natural History.

Scientists have long sought to find a means of controlling the excitation pulses in what are referred to as excitable media — either to suppress or to accelerate them.

The critical problem was to find a means of ensuring that the stream of waste passed through the hottest part of the arc.

One key reason, Bushman said, was that males who identified with their video game characters were more likely to agree with masculine beliefs like «It is OK for a guy to use any and all means to «convince» a girl to have sex» and «Boys should be encouraged to find a means of demonstrating physical prowess.»

If there are intelligent beings on Mars, they must find some means of conducting the scant supply of water from the poles to the centers of population.

These farmers have no insurance cover therefore they will have to find means of paying back the loans they contracted from family and friends and their bankers.

If the Assembly passes this bill, Cahill said the next step would be to find means of securing agreement with the Senate to streamline differences between the two bills.

Yes, of course, but let's suppose we drill down to individual players and find a means of comparing them

All in all is that we should learn from the past and find means of playing around these injuries which are always guaranteed at Arsenal each season.

Yet we must — as Jesus did, as Israel did, find the means of obedience.

OY and OX, the Upward and the Forward: two religious forces, let me repeat, now met together in the heart of every man; forces which, as we have seen, weaken and wither away in separation... Therefore, as it remains for me to show, forces which await one thing alone — not that we should choose between them, but that we should find the means of combining them.

However one understands that claim (and the kind of exclusivist Christology dominant in the neo-orthodox period is neither the sole nor the proper way to understand it), one must, qua theologian, find some means of coming to terms with universalism.

If, as Walsh himself writes, «the great challenge is to find a means of bridging the gap between... personal growth of the soul and the common ethos,» (313) then the Christian and modern evocation of the mystery of personal existence must not lose touch with the insuperable bond between the good of the soul and the good of the city.

Almost any trader can find a means of funding their account on CiTrades that is convenient for them.

If this is not possible, you'll have to find a means of converting a room with a partition or simply find hours to do the bulk of your work when nobody else is home.

its instead those who take life too seriously and find the meanings of things are really just what the majority @ssociates with the word commonly used for it — stupid people do it all the time.»

its instead those who take life too seriously and find the meanings of things are really just what the majority @ssociates with the word commonly used for it - stupid people do it all the time.

Living in an academicized culture such as ours, they turned in their search not to the church but to the university — in this case a university divinity school — to find the meaning of what had happened to them.

When man encounters the demonic, he must not rest in it but must penetrate behind it to find the meaning of his meeting with it.

I guess, for them, it's better than watching the Cartoon Network in order to find the meaning of life.

«Where do I go to find the meaning of existence and the meaning of life?

A new survey's found the meaning of Christmas is being lost, with children mistaking Jesus Christ for... More

A new survey's found the meaning of Christmas is being lost, with children mistaking Jesus Christ for an international football player.

It is here that we find the meaning of the resurrection.

It is interesting that Schubert Ogden should suggest, by way of finding a means of breaking through Bultmann's dilemma, that we ponder the relation between analogy and myth.

My captors are busy playing their games, planning their next move, unaware that I have found my means of escape and made mine!

The calling, Brunner makes clear, is not only that situation in which we work; but it is that divine summons which comes to us where we are and in obedience to which we find the meaning of life.

These are probably only a few of the passages which could have helped the early followers of Jesus if they searched the scriptures to find the meaning of his death.

On this wave of inspiration, Cædmon began to Christianize the Old English poetic tradition in keeping with the Icelandic view of poetry as the capacity to peer into the runes and find the meaning of the world.

It is the essence of man to find the meaning of his life in a community of mutual responsiveness and sharing.

Jung finds this meaning of «God» to be present in Christian, Indian, and Chinese mysticism, and he insists that it is identical with that «Self» which is the goal of all psychic growth.

Then we can proceed to find a meaning of purpose that is relevant to a nature that is not completely determined by some external influence.

There is here a history which we can «live ourselves into», and in doing so, find the meaning of our own lives.

Some find the meaning of life in a present, intimate and manageable kind of human love, such as that for another person, or in the ecstasies of group belonging.

Those who try to find the meaning of this term in the Old Testament or in noncanonical uses of the word usually go back to Enoch's apocalyptic Son of Man.