Sentence examples for in some uses from inspiring English sources

The end products may be similar, because plastics have been replacing metals in some uses, notes Neil Banks, the exchange's director of operations.

The diverging prices reflect the fact that while oil and natural gas can substitute for each other in some uses, the markets for the two products are very different.

Millesime is French for "vintage," as in wine, though the restaurant does not use the accent that, in France, would appear over the first "e," nor the one that in some uses appears over the second.

Those new laws, and their implementing regulations, could improve public access to information on the sale of chemical products in the state and reductions in some uses of the most toxic chemicals, Wilson said.

Expressivism and the prosentential theory are close cousins of deflationism, and, in some uses of the term, might reasonably be called deflationary.

This can preclude certain uses of water (e.g. the development of water-dependent industries) and affect the value of water in some uses (e.g. irrigation).

The bathroom overall, though apparently in some use, was woebegone and derelict wall tiles missing, wallpaper (where merry forest creatures cavorted) hanging in peels.

In some use cases, such resources could technically be privately cached for infinite time.

These notes have been written moments before, some in secret, some using school email addresses, then sent into cyberspace.

California has 11 desalination plants — some no longer in use, some used only intermittently — according to the board.

Plots were generated in R, some using the ggplot2 package.