Sentence examples for almost no use from inspiring English sources

Robberies are rare because people can't bring much into Antarctica, and there's almost no use for money.

The president made almost no use of his considerable power under the Antiquities Act to establish new national monuments.

The home was split over two floors – frail elderly and dementia care – and had almost complete occupancy, with a registered manager in post, few staff vacancies and almost no use of agency staff.

We see enormous differences in the prescribing patterns in GP practices but almost no use of the national data to help them identify where their prescribing could be improved.

Chief Superintendant Helen Ball, a spokeswoman for policing at the campsite in Blackheath, south-east London, said neighbourhood-style tactics which included a "low-key" presence, limited surveillance of activists and almost no use of stop-and-search powers proved the Met had changed its approach since the G20 protests in April.

He withdrew from international treaties he disliked, such as the Kyoto protocol, and made almost no use of diplomacy to express what he wanted.The climax of this approach appeared to come in September this year, with the announcement of the policy of pre-emption.

However, those cardiac biomarkers have been shown to have a lack of specificity and a low sensitivity, so they are almost no longer used in human patients.

Additionally, it is further noted that larger values of T max has almost no affect on PRBs used in the case of high loads.

There was almost no heroin use during the Soviet period, although alcoholism rates were high, they said.

De Beers diamond ads are significant because they increased the demand for a commodity that lasts forever and has almost no practical use.

This month, as some 40,000 Israeli cars — and almost no Palestinians — use it daily, the court handed down its decision, one that has engendered much legal and political hand-wringing.