Sentence examples for begin to utilise from inspiring English sources
Revolver is the album on which the group - and their producer, George Martin, and engineer, Geoff Emerick – begin to utilise the studio as both another instrument and a laboratory of ideas and experimentation.
As more companies begin to utilise the Natural Capital Protocol, its positive effect in investment selection and management decisions will develop.
While most of us make do with a pack of frozen peas to alleviate sports injuries, many elite athletes are beginning to utilise 'whole body cryotherapy' (WBC) - the exposure of the entire body to extreme cold (usually between -80C to -120C) which is thought to decrease inflammation and pain and promote healing and recovery, as well as instigating an endorphin high.
Evolutionary biology has begun to utilise the abundance of genome sequence data, applying a comparative approach to the evolutionary dynamics of genome structure and sequence [ 1- 3].
Public health researchers have recently begun to utilise qualitative methods to explore peoples' feelings, values and experiences of life-changing events, including experiences of infertility [ 74], in an attempt to understand how and why people behave as they do [ 75, 76].
From those first baby giggles, we begin to use laughter until it becomes a communicative Swiss Army knife which can be utilised to berate others or make them feel good.
I've realised that to even begin to fully utilise a good idea, the idea of letting go needs to be overcome.
The Emirates contract fills a gap in the flow of new orders at Rolls-Royce and means that the company will finally begin to fully utilise some of the extra capacity it installed.
Here we begin to address this gap by utilising the first estimate of management costs for ecoregion conservation across the entire African continent to examine the consequences of incorporating estimates of management costs into conservation planning.
For the first time this method was utilised to develop a self-reporting triage survey tool that would explore current practice and begin to explore triage decision-making.
Public condemnation, constructive engagement and utilising the UN are worthwhile exercises, but this alone won't protect the LGBTI community or even begin to undo the damage caused by the Empire.
