Sentence examples for has moved to using from inspiring English sources

The country's substantial aluminium manufacturing sector has moved to using geothermal energy to power its smelting process, and natural resources are also used in the processing and production of salt, seaweed, pet food and fish farms and to heat the greenhouses that grow the island's fruit, vegetables and flowers.

New technology helps: Pfizer has tested issuing reps with tablet PCs so they can answer doctors' questions in greater depth.Bristol-Myers Squibb has moved to using contract salespeople, who are easier to hire and fire as the pipeline fills and empties.

Through its franchise bus fleet, New York City has moved to use alternative fuels, and last year pledged to buy no more new diesels, said Louis Calcagno, assistant deputy commissioner of the city's Department of Transportation.

Gun owners are bracing for an imminent policy proposal from the White House to tighten gun laws without Congressional approval, at the same time that Connecticut's governor has moved to use executive powers to stop people on federal terrorism lists from buying weapons.

"This term we've moved to using it for all staff communication and the feedback from teachers has been very positive". Parrs Wood also provides support to other schools interested in exploring Moodle through the Specialist Schools Trust ICT register (www.ict-register.net).

But now that we've moved to using cloud services, where overuse isn't just an annoyance, but incurs additional monthly charges, gaining that same sort of visibility is more important than ever.

For that reason oral surgeons have moved to using the newly developed piezoelectrical bone scalpel when operating in the near vicinity of nerves or arteries.

The majority of these issues were tackled in the computer lab session however since the completion of this study we have moved to using a web-based environment (WebCT) for learning resources related to the prescribing course and have embedded all relevant RLOs within this environment thus making student access to these tools easier.

Since 2010, more death-penalty states — Oklahoma not among them — have moved to use single drugs for lethal injection.

About 500 college radio stations broadcast programs over the Internet, usually in addition to their regular broadcasts, but many have moved to use the Internet exclusively as it has grown more difficult to get space on the airwaves.

It would seem logical that Web site operators and software makers would have moved to use SHA-2 everywhere already, just as everyone moved from MD5 and SHA-0 (two older, broken methods) when that was necessary.