Sentence examples for being to use from inspiring English sources
The crystals in question would be of human proteins, the idea being to use X-ray crystallography to analyse the proteins' structures.
(This two-stage fission device was conceived entirely independently of the thermonuclear program, its aim being to use fissionable materials more economically).
They were nominated for their work tackling urban dereliction in Toxteth, Liverpool, the aim being to use art and design to improve houses and the lives of residents living in an area called Granby Four Streets.
What Felix has in mind is a programme of moral and social reformation by which the working class will cease to hanker after social and material advancement and become instead a kind of moral yeast, capable of transforming society simply by being, to use the parlance of the day, "respectable".
There is some hope of raising funds by working with the US air force on future projects, according to Pierson, with one idea being to use the ATA in collaboration with the USAF's space surveillance network to track debris in space, which can damage satellites and space vehicles.
Richard Kelly was only 25 when he wrote and directed Donnie Darko, a bamboozling high-school-sci-fi-mystery-thriller-comedy that no one really understood, but which most people recognised as being – to use the precise critical term – pretty cool.
