Sentence examples for hope to make use of from inspiring English sources

New types of drugs hope to make use of some of the many types of RNA to halt or reduce the production of specific proteins.

In whichever project I work on, I hope to make use of my skills in web programming, data visualization, and/or audio/video editing.

In future surveys we hope to make use of dose reports directly from the CT scanners or from Hospital Information Systems.

But, methodological belly-aching aside, this is a wonderful tool that we hope to make use of in our articles soon.

The company hopes to make use of some peculiar properties of nanotubes to capture carbon dioxide.

Dr Hailey hopes to make use of this tendency to encourage the immune system to attack melanoma cells.

Choi told me that he hopes to make use of every scrap, peel, and bit of gristle that comes through the kitchen.

The oil and refining companies were hoping to make use of the leaking storage fund, which has a surplus of about $2 billion.

7.03pm GMT 32 min: Burkina Faso are getting some joy down their left wing here, hoping to make use of the space Nigeria are leaving there.

However, its success was bittersweet for technologists hoping to make use of superconductors, because it decreed that none could work above around −240C.

Mr. Obama's campaign has already produced several ads like that, hoping to make use of what polls suggest is the president's personal appeal to many voters.