Sentence examples for make use in from inspiring English sources

In policy making we will make use in the first place of the information in such documents.

I discovered in a Karachi traffic jam today that Jeremy Corbyn intended to make use in his conference speech of a passage I wrote some years ago with the theme of "you don't have to take what you're given".

This allows websites to determine exactly where a visitor is, at the time he visits, in order to customise content by region or country.Online companies will certainly also make use in future of a controversial feature called IPv6, designed by the Internet Engineering Task Force IETFF).

It had been agreed to make use in the workshop of the philosophy and methods of the Strategic Choice Approach.

Then comes out the conclusion that LEED2009 is still target to the U.S. buildings, Chinese engineers should learn from its advantage, make use in our evaluation of green building, which is suitable for China's actual conditions.

He claims that "it is plain that men make use in reasoning of several axioms which are not yet quite certain" (The Method of Certitude and the Art of Discovery (undated); G VII, 183 (W, 49)).

These analyses were made using in-house perl scripts, which is available upon request.

MacMillan made use in his 1965 staging of some theatrical effects in an earlier version by John Cranko.

Because of persistent ill health, he made use in 1776 of the antiquated privilege that allowed noblemen's sons to graduate without examination.

The coinages of these cities consisted of silver didrachms, of which Rome presumably made use in any necessary dealings with them.

Keats makes use in this poem of a far tighter and more disciplined couplet, a firmer tone, and more controlled description.