Sentence examples for make ready use of from inspiring English sources

The 5-digit ZIP code unit is convenient because information regarding ZIP code of home address is readily collected during a visit to a physician, and the public is well aware of their ZIP code of residence and therefore can make ready use of information in map formats for ZIP code based risk patterns.

But unlike predecessors who were content to define God's mastery as foundational to human lordship in non-metaphysical terms, Wyclif made ready use of his realist ontology to argue that God's dominium functions as a universal by causality for all instances of just human dominium.

But American companies make ready-to-use therapeutic foods, like a paste of peanuts with nutrients that has proven miraculous at reviving children suffering from even severe malnutrition.

This is more pronounced among children living alone and siblings who, in most cases, do not seem to be ready to make use of the foster parenting program in spite of the numerous problems they succumb to e.g. stigmatization, lack of security and protection, and lack of material support.

76 mins: Sunderland finally ready to make use of their own bench, replacing a disappointing Sessegnon with Ji Dong-Won.

While the handset does have the hardware to run 4G LTE, this is an area where the OS is not yet ready to make use of it.

16 Also those working in the public sector could also be more civically active, politically aware, and ready to make use of the opportunity to influence the political process.

For each of these applicants, the President considers the individual merits of each application to determine that an applicant is ready to make use of his or her second chance".

Be ready to make use of luck when it arises.

It makes far too ready use of phrases like "What happened next has never been explained".

People take on the new tools they are ready for and make use of only what they need, how they need it.