| main mean | 2.17 | Their main means of transport is their car. | |||
| efficient mean | 1.91 | Bigger means more efficient. | |||
| important mean | 1.78 | Music can also be an important means of communication. | |||
| democratic mean | 1.65 | Well, by democratic means, of course. | |||
| different mean | 1.65 | Israel has used different means of pressure. | |||
| electronic mean | 1.65 | This is done through electronic means. | |||
| legitimate mean | 1.65 | And whimsy is probably as legitimate a means as any. | |||
| likely mean | 1.65 | His arrival likely means Jose Valentin will move to second base. | |||
| conventional mean | 1.58 | They can not be driven from their burrows by conventional means. | |||
| common mean | 1.45 | It is a common means of buying properties in Hong Kong. | |||
| technical mean | 1.45 | Another service would conduct intelligence gathering through technical means. | |||
| sole mean | 1.38 | It had been his sole means of livelihood. | |||
| practical mean | 1.32 | Second, what practical means are at my disposal? | |||
| independent mean | 1.25 | There was no independent means of confirming these claims. | |||
| violent mean | 1.25 | But you should not choose violent means. | |||
| principal mean | 1.18 | In Belgium, Germany, and Australia this is the principal means of distribution. | |||
| some mean | 1.18 | The school plans to honor Thatcher by some other means later in the year, he said. | |||
| any mean | 1.12 | We will achieve it through any other means. | |||
| artificial mean | 1.12 | He is being kept alive by artificial means. | |||
| constitutional mean | 1.05 | The judge also said that the police had no constitutional means to determine who was a resident. |