Sentence examples for earliest use of from inspiring English sources

Bush's earliest use of the executive privilege came in his very first year of presidency.

Perhaps the earliest use of masks was in connection with hunting.

Almost from the earliest use of ACE inhibitors, certain scientists suspected they could do more than relax the blood vessels.

The earliest use of the term "back story" is recorded by the OED as recently as 1982.

Lewis and his UCL co-author, Mark Maslin, considered and rejected the earliest use of fire, the dawn of agriculture and the industrial revolution as possible candidates.

Indeed, the earliest use of structured finance was to provide lifeboats for financially swamped Rust Belt companies like International Harvester and the financing arm of Chrysler.

It heralds a new generation of renewable fuels and chemicals, based on one of humankind's earliest uses of biotechnology.

The move represents one of the earliest uses of Apple's iPhone In-App micropayments system.

The early use of the technology comes at a price.

Ancient aqueducts show an early use of the arcade.

Early use of heart rates to determine exercise level simply recommended various percentages of that maximum.