Sentence examples for becomes a common tool from inspiring English sources

Purpose: Ultrasound, and especially the focused, bedside application, becomes a common tool in good daily practice.

Genome editing has become a common tool in laboratories around the world.

Prochaska says the threat of referral to social services "seems to have become a common tool used by health professionals when they are uncomfortable with women's choices".

In the last several years, independent laboratory tests have become a common tool for consumer groups seeking to pressure the companies to reformulate consumer products.

The term now extends far beyond the compass of any particular field and has become a common tool for making connections between art, economics, psychology, philosophy and many other fields.

By Evan Osnos June 10, 2016 The F.B.I. used to employ stings involving confidential informants sparingly; now, they have become a common tool to trap supposed jihadists and ISIS collaborators.

In the last century, the high-rise (a common contemporary word for buildings 12 or more stories high) became a common tool, made of concrete, to counter urban sprawl and social inequality.

Dekker hopes that eventually Gidsy will become a common tool for anyone looking for fun — or educational or silly or random — stuff to do and fun people to do it with.

Multispectral satellite data have become a common tool used in the mapping of wildland fire effects.

Real-time optimization systems have become a common tool, in the continuous manufacturing industries, for improving process performance.

For the optimisation of the vibro-acoustic behaviour of vehicle bodies above 400 Hz, statistical energy analysis (SEA) has become a common tool in recent years.