Sentence examples for facile use of from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: The article was a needed rebuke to many economists' facile use of the concept of moral hazard.

Mr. Greenberg's dances feature expansive and lyrical movement, florid use of the arms, a facile use of rhythm and a generous use of stage space.

A new impeller was designed to host the developed structured catalysts, which allowed the facile use of the catalyst for the practical application in a batch reactor for water/wastewater treatment.

This is why we instruct our youth in our religious beliefs, the facile use of our language or the tenets of our laws.

Galston may be more aware of the historical excesses of populist movements, and is right to caution others away from facile use of the term without full awareness of this baggage.

with laboratory methodology, will support facile use of the Pathway Editor by experimenters.

Microsatellite markers have been the most widely used in the recent years, due to their large number of alleles per locus and their facile use by single PCR.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07405.042 To test whether the level of proliferation determined the severity of the phenotype as observed in humans, we made use of the facile manipulation of global cell proliferation levels in the planarian system.

Fasting at Ramadan may be successfully accomplished in people with type 1 diabetes if they are fully educated and facile with the use of the insulin pump and are otherwise metabolically stable and free from any acute illnesses.

The entire methodology described herein has provided us further insight on the use of facile hydrothermal technique in studying the reactions between aqueous solution phase reactants as well as synthesizing highly crystalline phase pure covellite (CuS) hexagonal plates without any assisting agent.

The only experience that the Bagger can compare it to is "Fargo," which had filmgoers hugging themselves at the Minnesota tropes throughout, while the Bagger was patently offended by the use of facile clichés to represent his native land.