Sentence examples for a stronger use of from inspiring English sources
Boult hustled in, and if he could surely benefit from a stronger use of his leading right arm, then he was fast enough to hurry batsmen.
But I do believe there will be a stronger use of the capabilities of artificial intelligence and big data analytics to find effective and precise diagnostic and therapeutic solutions, robotic surgery and other forms of computer assisted precision therapy, by the physicians as well as by the patients themselves.
There was a non-significant trend towards entrants being from a state (non-grammar) school (1.60, 0.97 to 2.62) where a stronger use of the test was employed.
This would suggest that individual candidate effects and performance are more predictive of the provision of a conditional offer in those institutions with a stronger use of the UKCAT.
Interestingly, the relative excess of males observed entering medical schools that had a stronger use of the UKCAT remained even after controlling for individual institutional effects and UKCAT total score.
At the time I just thought that the word 'The' preceding a date was a strong use of language.
There is a strong use of colour in the film, specifically red and blue, because Nicolas is colourblind to some colours.
Another novel marked by a strong use of point of view was Lebanese American writer and painter Rabih Alameddine's An Unnecessary Woman, originally published in Spanish in 2012.
Barbara Roden, who tweets and writes showing a strong use of both mediums, also chimes in with a good stat on Hayley Wickenheiser : Just going on 5.25am here in beautiful British Columbia; a light dusting of snow overnight means it's perfect hockey weather, or would be if it was bright enough to see anything outside yet.
Despite all the upheavals and changes experienced by the sector, the method of production of conventional cotton has remained virtually unchanged with a strong use of synthetic chemical inputs.
"Breakout" is a dance-pop song with a strong use of pop rock elements, lasting three minutes and twenty-six seconds.
