Sentence examples for current usages of from inspiring English sources

The original etymologies and current usages of the words "psychosis" and "neurosis" are confusingly topsy-turvy.

Fairman establishes that most current usages of the word have connotations distinct from its meaning of sexual intercourse.

In particular, more attention seems to be need on the current usages of the computer in PC, by focusing policies and actions on the improvement of the appropriate usages that can impact on quality and costs of PC and can facilitate an interconnected health care system.

"I am very annoyed at the current usage of the term architect," writes Fran Read, who is one.

Should Mr. Shortz have been more aware of the current usage of the word?

The town can increase its sewage treatment from a current usage of 350,000 gallons to 750,000 gallons daily.

It aims to provide knowledge that will improve understanding of the current usage of technology.

And it is possible that someone brainy will think of a way to subvert the current usage of "said no one ever" and move the joke along.

There is a perverse positive: our current usage of water, food and energy is so outrageously inefficient that improvements are not hard to find.

The word "product" is substituted for "commodity" to reflect the current usage of the items produced in the Committee's program.

As John Kay recently pointed out while arguing against the current usage of the term "capitalism", few significant modern enterprises are managed by their owners.