Sentence examples for extended its use from inspiring English sources
Despite these and other criticisms, defenders of the method have elaborated it and extended its use in broad areas of ethics.
Although the government has promised a prompt return to inclusive democracy and the rule of law, the military trials and network closings extended its use of authoritarian tactics as it widens its crackdown on Morsi supporters and the Muslim Brotherhood.
As Chanel had elevated jersey from a utilitarian textile for underwear to a fashion fabric, so Rykiel (along with the Italian Missoni family) extended its use into the basis for her oeuvre over more than 40 years: clothes for adult women, with her attitude built into their construction.
For example, a company called VMS has recently extended its use of IDOL beyond its competitive analysis and news monitoring business into social media.
Other theoretical and empirical initiatives have extended its use to the analysis of the social behavior of criminal groups and organizations [2, 18 20] and terrorists operations [21, 22].
The model species Arabidopsis thaliana allowed easy in vivo observations of the interaction by video-enhanced contrast light microscopy on infected roots, and the wide range of existing genetic and molecular tools of this plant model has extended its use.
It encourages us to extend its use in the paediatric population.
In any case, Mr. Sauter said, Vanguard is not trying to retaliate against S.& P. for blocking it from extending its use of S.& P. indexes to an array of new exchange-traded funds.
Chello not only uses Aorta to reach customers, it is extending its use to European cable operators as an off-the-shelf service.
These advantages, coupled with recent developments in instrumentation and techniques, particularly the surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS), have made it possible to extend its use in archaeometry and conservation [5 11].
The main use of GFRP bridge deck panel is for temporary bridge but it is possible to extend its use on permanent or movable bridges.
