Sentence examples for made to utilise from inspiring English sources

Attempts have often been made to utilise the prestige of scientific theories to prop up particular personal ideologies.

An attempt has been made to utilise a crude enzyme with appreciable activity obtained after minimal processing for the decolourisation of the aforesaid dyes.

Airport Watch, a group opposed to airport expansion that might harm the environment, has said more effort should be made to utilise existing capacity.

In the absence of the widespread distribution of modern cooking fuels in developing countries, efforts are being made to utilise biomass residues which abound in most of these countries.

Prior to 2003, each hospital in the cluster only admitted its own cases, but in 2003, due to the SARS crisis and the subsequent pressures on the hospital system, the decision was made to utilise all beds in the cluster for patients needing emergency admission.

Since cardiovascular parameters and motor response testing may fail to display awareness during surgery, attempts are made to utilise alterations in brain activity as reliable markers of the anaesthetic state.

Thus there is a strong argument for groups hoping to influence policy making to utilise the concept of a boundary organisation, particularly as it helps break down the linear approach to such processes, and helps the understanding of how "messy" processes can be engaged through networks and alliances.

I'd have to take up part-time work with demanding hours to ensure all my living costs are covered, and I'd also probably have to utilise the hardship fund made available to those only in dire need of assistance.

However, any savings in excess of £20,000 will then be taxed as now, so it then makes sense to utilise the £15,240 Isa allowance to gain the further £250 interest.

28 31 In an effort to encourage high-quality practices related to new telecare services in the home care arena, it therefore makes sense to utilise simulation in telecare training, as this is lacking in current practice.

Enabling health workers to recognise leprosy lesions could make them to utilise the high attendance rate in public hospitals as an opportunity to detect leprosy cases that may have gone the health facility for a different reason.