Sentence examples for making expanded use from inspiring English sources

The second half will be a series of improvisations, which have over the tour's life increasingly found Mr. Metheny stretching harmonically and technologically, making expanded use of techniques like computer sequencing to build sonic environments on the fly.

That makes expanded playoffs seem more appealing.

Writer feels that if plainslothesmen are strictly supervised the practice is defensible, but expanded use would make supervision less feasible.

Any one of the benefits of ethanol -- cleaner air, reduced dependence on foreign oil, new jobs, help to farmers that in turn curbs sprawl -- would be enough to make a strong case for its expanded use and for putting a distilling plant in New Jersey.

It authorized the expanded use of wiretaps.

This makes expanding into new markets expensive.

Many of the observations made were obtained using careful morphological approaches and expanded using biochemical techniques, and subcellular fractionation.

At moments Ms. Shemy lets her choreography expand, making fuller use of the stage and suggesting a keen eye for spatial patterns.

Written in Visual Basic for Applications, the code makes use of the advantages of existing programs and is consequently very economic and relatively simple to adjust to the requirements of specific projects or to expand making use of already available code.

These results suggest that a strong economic argument can be made for expanding the use of radiotherapy in rectal cancer treatment.

Despite the great effort being made to expand the use of US, this technique is not yet available to all rheumatologists in the evaluation of RA patients.