Sentence examples for a frequent tool from inspiring English sources

Twitter is blocked in China, and Weibo grew fast, becoming a frequent tool for China's creative classes.

The act has become a frequent tool of journalists and scholars, particularly since 1974, when it was amended after the Watergate scandal to force more compliance from agencies.

The more experienced soldiers had learned their craft on the eastern front, where mass murder was a frequent tool of occupation.

Withdrawal of services became a frequent tool for negotiating new working conditions and display of grievances about government policies.

He was, at his best, a well-prepared good listener (a clipboard was a frequent tool-cum-prop), engaged, serious without being his severe.

The NSA entry further claims that "manipulation of statistics" over civilian deaths is a frequent propaganda tool of "adversaries", citing one study that concluded that roughly 9 out of 10 victims from drone strikes are civilians.

The main limit to an increase in productivity is directly related to the poor chip evacuation, which induces frequent tool breakage and poor surface quality.

The electronic optical activity in the form of circular dichroism (CD) continues to be the most frequent tool in stereo-chemical analysis.

Though the white-headed capuchin has perhaps the most extensive and most frequent tool use in comparison to the other gracile capuchins, its tool use is considerably inferior to that of robust capuchins, especially the tufted capuchin.

Self-reported general health (SRGH) is the most widely used measure of health in both population and clinical health surveys and the most frequent tool for health comparisons between populations.

An increase in the width of cut causes frequent tool-leaving-cut events and increased chatter amplitudes.