Sentence examples for gaining use from inspiring English sources

Often, the oil companies would deal with one community leader in gaining use of some lands.

And now it is quickly gaining use as a diesel fuel substitute, particularly in Europe, where demand is being driven by a European Union goal requiring that 10 percent of all transportation fuel should come from renewable sources by 2020.

Fifteen years after its discovery, the Affibody technology is gaining use in many groups as a tool for creating molecular specificity wherever a small, engineering compatible tool is warranted.

With each household gaining use rights for its part of pastureland, fences had to be introduced to reduce quarrels concerning property matters (Yeh2003).

Finite Element Analysis (FEA) is a powerful tool gaining use in studies of biological form and function.

BIA is, however, an inexpensive and accessible way of estimating body composition, which is gaining use in clinical practice.

If they do more there, maybe the touchscreen will gain use over time.

She will also gain use of their support staff such as physiotherapists and technicians.

According to the agreement, the United States would gain use of the new colony "without charge".

That definition provides the basis for the unofficial definition of mass shooting that has gained use in recent years.

The first writing system to gain use among the public was SignWriting, proposed in 1974 by Valerie Sutton.