Sentence examples for in great use from inspiring English sources

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At the time, the French were involved in the fur trade in North America, and German mercenaries were in great use.

Vultures were more numerous when camels were in greater use.

But eliminating it would result in greater use of the five-cent coin, the nickel, which costs 11.2 cents to produce.

Ring tones are just the start of a trend that Mr. Conlon and others in the wireless industry said they hoped would result in greater use of the medium for the enjoyment of music.

The immediacy of truth tellers was anticipated to be observable in greater use of First-Person Plural and First-Person Singular terms (LIWC categories).

An increase in conifer in old stands resulted in greater use by conifer- or mixedwood associated species such as bay-breasted warbler, magnolia warbler, and ruby-crowned kinglet.

The spatially distributed nature of pipelines and deepwater infrastructure have resulted in greater use of geophysical tools to define and assess the associated geotechnical and geologic hazards.

This results in greater use of regulation and ideological hegemony to achieve its aims, yet most CSR research still uses state-ownership as a proxy for all types of state control.

The paper found that under current technologies, "more energy is used to operate BECCS than what is returned to society", a serious problem which could result in greater use of fossil fuels to keep BECCS alive, and "an increase in CO2 emissions, with a potential offset of the carbon dioxide removal service provided by BECCS".

However, in our study, being knowledgeable or perceiving risk did not always result in greater use of protective measures.