Sentence examples for make early use from inspiring English sources

The most sobering argument is the one made by Gen. Bernard Rogers, supreme commander of allied forces in Europe, that shortages of ammunition and other materiel could compel the alliance to make "early use" of nuclear weapons to repel a Soviet attack because non-nuclear capabilities would quickly be exhausted.

We will also make early use of the standards and guidelines emerging from the Realist And MEta-narrative Evidence Syntheses: Evolving Standards (RAMESES) project.

At a smaller scale, knowing this information and being able to expect that others have also seen it let us all in on a little secret, it made early use of Twitter feel somewhat magical.

Monroe made early use of the poetry volumes found in the library of her father, a lawyer.

Tamil fighters made early use of suicide bombers, a grisly method later associated with Islamist extremists in other conflict zones.

Asturias makes early use of a literary technique now known as magic realism.

Furthermore it made early use of a literary technique that would come to be known as magic realism.

The Cat Stevens album Izitso, released in April 1977, updated his pop rock style with the extensive use of synthesizers, giving it a more synthpop style; "Was Dog a Doughnut" in particular was an early techno-pop fusion track, which made early use of a music sequencer.

This is a claim that, I showed in the column, many people (including Saez) had made earlier using Piketty and Saez's data.

Similar observations had been made earlier using other guanide-containing drugs [ 15, 16]; however, our understanding of mitochondrial respiration was probably insufficiently developed to allow this interpretation of the results at the time.

This confirms an influence of the production year on the sample metabolome that is orthogonal to the influence of the production system, which is consistent with the observation made earlier using PCA (Fig.  1).