Sentence examples for common its use from inspiring English sources

There is absolutely no way of knowing how common its use as a weapon is, says Wilson, because it is most often carried out with other behaviour, such as strangulation, stabbing or sex assault.

Such arrangements were originally known as vau- (or voix-) de-villes ("town voice"), the name air de cour becoming common after its use in 1571 in a collection by Adrian Le Roy and Robert Ballard.

Of mouse models used to study ALS, the SOD1 G93A mouse is the most common, although its use is limited owing to a short lifespan (∼16 weeks).

In addition, PTFE is insoluble in all common organic solvents, prohibiting its use in common solution spinning methods such as dry, wet or electrospinning.

Um, people: This is a common gesture, and its use is not limited to Democrats with unusual names.

IVIG is U.S. Food and Drug Administration-approved for application in hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT), a very common indication for its use.

A -- Theresa Racht, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that in most cases, the basement of a co-op building is considered a common area, and its use is governed by the co-op's board.

Yet, even after penicillin became common, and while its use probably could have helped or saved a number of the experiment subjects, the drug was denied them, Dr. J.D. Millar says.

The species derives its common name from its use against the cane beetle (Dermolepida albohirtum).

Although carbamazepine was the second most common background AED, its use was lower than in the historical-control studies.

The high any resistance to streptomycin may be due to its early introduction, its common use for treatment of other bacterial infections and inadequate treatment due to poor compliance by patients [ 19].