Sentence examples for make appropriate use from inspiring English sources

This allows us to also compare estimates when we make appropriate use of PVs.

"I haven't seen the script, so the story is still unknown to me, but I can't image there will not be some references to the existing stories that would make appropriate use of some of the earlier themes," he said.

Mr Obama's OIRA notes that a growing body of research argues that consumers don't always make rational choices; Mr Gayer counters that regulators do not make appropriate use of that research in their calculations.Under Mr Obama, rule-makers' assumptions not only enhance the benefits of rules but also reduce the costs.

The key observation is that if we make appropriate use of the network to route the data chunk to the machine where it will be processed in advance, then processing a remote task is the same as processing a local task.

The other day you even heard your mom make appropriate use of the term "Anderson-esque" when describing a scene of endearingly polite slapstick.

Increased knowledge gained through thorough scientific investigations can reduce stigmata and inform patients and health care providers to make appropriate use of ECT.

"In this paragraph," it begins, "I will state the main claim that the research makes, making appropriate use of 'scare quotes' to ensure that it's clear that I have no opinion about this research whatsoever".

The cast also features Burke Moses (the original Gaston in "Beauty and the Beast"), making appropriate use of his trademark self-parodying he-man persona as Herakles, and Peter Bartlett, making less appropriate use of his trademark self-parodying effete persona as Pluto.

The commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service's tax-exempt section said this spring that he wanted his agency to be more aggressive in ensuring that universities made "appropriate use" of their endowments.

It makes appropriate use of the plinth itself - not merely to play off in a superficial way but with a serious recognition of the classical origins of plinths, and the military and classical nature of nearby Nelson's Column.

In an interview published this year in the Cuban Communist Party newspaper Granma and reprinted in English on the newspaper's Web site, Mr. Galbán explained his approach to the guitar: "I combine fast passages with arpeggios, while making appropriate use of the bass strings.