Sentence examples for making greatest use from inspiring English sources

One would think the person making greatest use of the Citizens United ruling would understand this".

Those making greatest use of inhaled GCs also had villi which were hypovascularized in terms of capillary:villus length ratios.

Texas is making greater use of non-custodial penalties.

Another act making great use of YouTube is Cambridge drum'n'bass artist Nu Tone.

And it means making greater use of non-hydro renewable sources now available.

Motorists are seeking more fuel-efficient vehicles, and making greater use of biofuels such as ethanol.

The report also recommends making greater use of public parks and playgrounds that are near school buildings.

And when leaders speak about making greater use of market mechanisms, they don't mean using prices to determine efficiency in the allocation and distribution of resources.

It is a masterclass in technical proficiency, making great use of the long take, where scenes average between five and eight minutes in length.

Together they had covered the General Strike and Manchester unemployment riots in 1931, making great use of 'ancient' large-format camera equipment with glass-plate negatives.

Candidates, too, have been making greater use of cybercampaigning through e-mail blitzes, banner advertisements and participation in online forums and fund-raising.