Sentence examples for accustomed use of from inspiring English sources

If we can make effective use of all these data through tools like spatial analytics we can supplement our accustomed use of experience and intuition with evidence-based and science-based decision making.

They are willing to learn from their British teachers, they are adaptable and by tradition they are accustomed to the use of firearms.

True, Americans are now accustomed to the use of video review in limited situations in their National Football League and in the National Basketball Association and National Hockey League they share with the Canadians.

The most recent model has a built in BPM counter, perfect for understandably nervous beginners, or those accustomed to the use of CDJs (just put some tape over it to earn your underground credibility).

Ms. Jones is working in two areas that classical music is, after decades of experiments, still getting accustomed to: the use of video and projection technology in live performance and the introduction of a visual element to instrumental concerts.

Since we are more accustomed to the use of female bodies as attracters of consumers' eyes and minds, Ms. Abeles's substitution of the male body may cause a flicker of cognitive dissonance.

Further, a good many retail druggists swore, with undoubted truth, that their customers got accustomed to the use of the phrase and could either ask for the drug or get it written out on a slip of paper and present that.

Most orthopaedic surgeons are accustomed to the use of dynamic hip screw, which is commonly used in the treatment of intertrochanteric fractures, and is technically much simpler than blade plate fixation.

Perceived risk is less important today for consumers already accustomed to the use of online and mobile payment methods and who have deemed online payments as an essential part of their lives.

In later life, Mao would never become accustomed to the use of a toothbrush, instead retaining the habit of washing his mouth out with tea.

Trained physicians and nurses accustomed to the use of standardized case report forms collected the data.