Sentence examples for never put to use from inspiring English sources

The small amount of understanding that I might have brought to bear on the great unfolding tragedy was never put to use.

Mr. Cantor says his drill was never put to use, coming when the airlines were trimming passenger security work to cut costs.

After receiving his bachelor's degree, he moved to Los Angeles to attend graduate school at the University of Southern California, but the master's he earned in biological sciences was never put to use.

"It would be wonderful if they [missiles] were never put to use," Francesconi concedes.

And a solution occurred to me, one that I had actually discovered last year, but had never put to use myself.

It has never been and may never be put to use on a battlefield because of substantial and serious resource constraints, but it is a developed operational attack plan announced in 2004 and intended to be taken off the shelf and implemented within a 72-hour period during a crisis.

"Unless people with mental illness are treated, the abilities and talents that they have will never be put to use".

In late 2017, the housing campaigner Rouzbeh Taheri discovered that while article 15 had never been put to use in the way proposed by the campaign, the Berlin senate itself has used the paragraph to threaten landlords with expropriation in order to make way for infrastructure projects, such as new motorways.

This brings to mind a strategic concept favored by the right that has floated around progressive blogs but has never been put to use - or dealt with - by Democrats: the Overton Window.

With the Pentagon eyeing $500 billion in mandatory defense cuts that even Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says go too far, the United States Senate Appropriations Committee seems intent on doing even more damage to America's military by squandering precious resources on a missile system that will never be put to use.

Eventually, our efforts devolved to a sitdown for the ever-humbling medical questionnaire, Mstislav talking me through a series of self-exams, a drill we'd practiced on the ground but hoped never to see put to use.