Sentence examples for already using tools from inspiring English sources

The app gap While kids are already using tools such as Scratch to create interactive apps, with Lego Mindstorms and Raspberry Pi having introduced them to a "maker culture", businesses are only now slowly waking up to the workplace app gap.

People are already using tools as well-known as Data.com and Klout and as obscure as Follower Wonk to mimic full-box CRM systems today (Disclosure: Our company Entelo is doing work in the full-box CRM space).

According to Fletcher, however, it made sense to add this, as it brings more context to what is happening around a certain task and the service's users were already using tools like IRC or HipChat to communicate around their tasks anyway.

And already, in 2013, using tools that will seem antiquated in a decade, there has been considerable progress in accurately imaging the brain as a way to peek into the workings of the mind.

Those already using these tools within academic contexts should not be considered a priori as "the converted"; perception and usage of social media varies wildly, and due to the inherently fluid and malleable nature of the platforms themselves we are still in the process of assessing all their possibilities.

Other fields were already using similar tools, including biochemists who analyze protein structures via computer models.

–Do a social media audit: Who in your company is already using social tools, where are they and what is their status?

Data from the analysis phase indicated that discussion forums and text messaging with mobiles could be used as students were already using these tools.

According to Arbel, Netflix, Google, and Amazon are already using its tools, for which it plans to charge $500 per seat per year.

Prior to Fox, other news organizations have already using its tools, including The Associated Press, Media General and Calkins Media, and dozens of smaller news organizations, the company previously said.

The company says that news organizations already using its tools include The Associated Press, Media General and Calkins Media, as well as "dozens" of smaller news organizations.