Sentence examples for a practical use for from inspiring English sources

There is after all, it seems, a practical use for the skills acquired on stage.

To preserve something it first has to be valued, and the most effective means of valuing it is to have a practical use for it.

Professor Eisenberg, the patent expert from the University of Michigan, said the courts say that patents for molecules like genes should go to the person who envisions what they look like and identifies a practical use for them.

"The original jetpack, called the Bell Rocket Belt, was developed for the United States military in the 1960s and development stalled because the Army couldn't find a practical use for it.

It turns out, then, that my parents were wrong: there is a practical use for an English degree, especially one informed by the text-centric "close reading" of the New Criticism that dominated the academy in the middle of the last century.

However, Zhang claimed an inventive edge over competing patent claims by producing laboratory notebooks going back to 2011 showing that he was working on the development of a practical use for Crispr-Cas9 in "eukaryotic" cells like those in humans, rather than in the simpler cells of bacteria.

Such a practical use of Sq fields for space weather monitoring is worthy of further development.

It looks like someone found a practical use case for AR that's not about trying on makeup or catching Pokémon.

The aim is to provide a practical use case for the quality criteria where the validity of a new methodology is analysed.

It could kick off users' participation in the Google+ collections feature in the future, as it presents a practical use case for building an online image collection via Google in the first place.

Cribbin sees a more practical use for the tag: "It means you can tell your mum what we are".