Sentence examples for is not now in use from inspiring English sources

It may be assumed that the word is not now in use as an aboriginal word.

A subfamily, Gryposaurinae, was coined by Jack Horner as part of a larger revision that promoted Hadrosaurinae to family status, but is not now in use.

Mr. Swidarski said the code on the Internet site was outdated and was not now in use in machines.

Devanāgarī also is used, mainly among Hindus, for Kashmirī, which has, in addition, a traditional script called Sarada, which is not now in common use.

The b-word has been used to refer to female dogs since around 1000 A.D., according to the Oxford English Dictionary, which traces the term's derogatory application to women to the 15th century; the entry notes that the term is "not now in decent use".

The use of the case study method, which is not now in vogue in studying restraint use, can in fact provide insights into the dynamics between different parties involved in the process of deciding to restrain the patient, and the nurses' role in it.

Adjuvants, which are common in veterinary vaccines, cause more side effects and are not now used in flu shots in the United States.

Intel, however, has a line of low-power chips, called Atom, and though these are not now used in Moonshot, H.P. went out of its way to say that Atom would be used in future versions.

… This shirt is not only in use now, but has also been for several months prior.

"Quality control is not in common use now.

This shift was described to us by another company's senior manager as follows: "Quality control is not in common use now.