Sentence examples for makes limited use from inspiring English sources
Despite this, industry makes limited use of mill modelling.
The game makes limited use of the Wiimote's motion-sensing abilities and can be played one-handed.
For example, PolyPhen2 makes limited use of structural data where these are available.
In the Journal of Political Economy, economic historian Stanley L. Engerman complains that the book is not "written by or for economists" and makes "limited use of economic analysis".
Further, cardiac patients have made limited use of previous CRCs to inform decision-making on their care [ 16, 17].
Mr. Matos usually sketches before painting freehand, making limited use of stencils and straightedges.
Djokovic has said that he made limited use of the device in the United States in the past.
The F.D.A. has long had jurisdiction over medical devices, but it has made limited use of its power.
And even many financially and technically savvy upper-middle-class parents like the Ewells have made limited use of the calculators.
Most countries that have suffered housing busts, including the United States, have made limited use of so-called mortgage write-downs, the process of forgiving a portion of the principal on the loan.
Almodóvar hired an interpreter for the evening — a dashing young man from the United Nations who had worked for him in Madrid — but made limited use of him, relying instead on his perfectly serviceable English.
