Sentence examples for in uses of from inspiring English sources

"There are too many drugs now, too many interactions, too many tests, to memorize everything you would need to memorize," says Ms. Eland, a specialist in uses of technology.

|  "Color Chart: Reinventing Color, 1950 to Today" is a smartly analytical show that, in the words of the curator, Ann Temkin, tracks "chance, readymade sources, or arbitrary systems" in uses of color by about forty contemporary artists.

MUSEUM OF MODERN ART 11 W. 53rd St. (212-708-9400) — "ColoReinventinginventing Color, 1950 to Today" is a smartly analytical show that, in the words of the curator, Ann Temkin, tracks "chance, readymade sources, or arbitrary systems" in uses of color by about forty contemporary artists.

Internal reports from the Oakland Police Department regarding Occupy Oakland protests in October and November show that factors like poor planning, understaffing, uneven officer training and the use of mutual aid, as well as violent behavior by small groups of protesters, culminated in uses of force on entire crowds that violated policies and made protesters vulnerable to potential harm.

The policies that prevent a company from engaging in uses of the data that harm the subjects' interests may change.

The fundamental difference in uses of judgments is between (a) theoretical (e.g., scientific) judgments and (b) non-theoretical (e.g., pragmatic, moral, aesthetic, or teleological) judgments.

The utility uses a computer program that flags sudden drops in use of electricity or gas.

Describes defoliation activities in Vietnam & increase in use of the chemicals here.

As she moans, she is warned that continued resistance will result in use of the Taser.

The overall rise in use of animals comes despite the government's pledge to reduce their use in scientific research.

The rapid increase in use of these products has coincided with a consistent steady decline in smoking".