Sentence examples for being put to further from inspiring English sources

It would be far easier and make far more sense to allow people a broad range of authentic identification: a utility bill, a library card, a Social Security card — something a poor person might be more likely to have without being put to further trouble than poverty already causes.

The harvested aquatic-plant biomass is generally disposed of without being put to further use, sometimes left to rot on the banks of drainage channels and smaller rivers.

And here the bees had been put to further use; Nadin daubs the paintings with propolis, the dark gluelike substance bees make to seal their hives.

The McGinn case is short on undisputed facts, beyond that Mr. McGinn agreed in December 2012 to resign, before the matter was to be put to further inquiry by Miami's faculty senate.

"This conclusion could be put to further tests by actually measuring the different focal lengths of the lenses," he says.

If all goes well, the bot may be put to further use even when the elections – mercifully – come to an end.

"This is problematic, since many users might delete the apps and assume that their information will not be put to further use.

This paper introduces a novel method for the optimal design of multi-modal energy systems, which will be put to further use in the European Union Horizon 2020 MODER project.

Previous sludge study had generally been on sludge generated from the use of mineral coagulants [21], which could hardly be put to further use due to harmful nature of the mineral coagulants contained in the sludge.

Furthermore, since new NF-κB targets are also identified, the predictive power of our findings can be put to further experimental test.

The results provided a strong evidence that more resources can be put to use to further shorten the processing times.