Sentence examples for for broader use from inspiring English sources
The administration is pushing for broader use of sobriety courts, which emphasize counseling and treatment as well as jail time.
A paper being published in the journal Science today discusses a new development that could pave the way for broader use.
Business officials hailed the rules as clearing the way for broader use of drones by companies, but privacy advocates said the rules did not go far enough.
Even when monorails are envisioned for broader use, said Mr. Gambacinni, who once headed the Philadelphia and New Jersey transportation agencies, few experts can see where they have any significant cost and service benefits over traditional two-rail trains.
And since the administration finalized rules for broader use of stem cells in federal research before nominating him, anti-abortion forces will have a harder time using that issue to stop his confirmation.
"A Ruling May Pave the Way for Broader Use of DVR" (Business Day, Aug. 5) misses the mark on the importance of the Second Circuit's finding that Cablevision's remote DVR service does not violate copyright law.
But in the late 1990s, drug companies including Purdue Pharma started promoting them for broader uses, like the treatment of arthritis, back pain and other conditions.
Despite the predictions of energy analysts and the auto industry itself, which made claims for broad use of fuel cells in cars by the year 2000, a hydrogen vehicle for the average consumer has not yet appeared.
Courts are willing to allow for broad use of the charge because, as the Supreme Court once noted, "collective criminal agreement — partnership in crime — presents a greater potential threat to the public than individual delicts".
Unfortunately, all the molecular "pens" developed so far have been either too blunt-tipped or too costly for broad use.
The results of a phase III clinical trial indicated that nilotinib could not be recommended for broad use as first-line therapy for gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST).
