Sentence examples for of serious use from inspiring English sources

When fashion changed, they went out of serious use and are now to be found as props in Medieval Fayres.

While UP may not yet be Genghis, it is clearly the first iteration of a product-type that will keep evolving until it's of serious use to Lenny's Indefinite Life Extension firm.

As a muon passes through, it dislodges electrons from the gas, leaving a trail which the electronics can discern.Mr Staib's prototype can see a piece of uranium 4cm across hidden in a parcel 30cm on each side too small, still, to be of serious use, but a hundredfold improvement on an initial effort two years ago.

Other players have confessed to serious use of illicit recreational drugs (Paul Molitor, class of 2004) or had racetrack gambling issues (Rogers Hornsby, class of 1942).

While current 3G networks are fine for using a smartphone for e-mail, texting and limited Web access, they are not generally adequate for serious use of a computer or iPad-like device.

There was little place for the left-wing dissidence that had informed much of the serious use of photographs in the interwar period, including Friedrich's War Against War! and the early work of Robert Capa, the most celebrated figure in a generation of politically engaged photographers whose work centered on war and victimhood.

For example, African Americans comprise 9% of the city's population but account for 19% of police shootings and 31% of less serious use-of-force cases.

The first is the emergence of commercial uses for virtual environments; the second is the advent of litigation and regulation.Many of the serious uses of virtual worlds were on show at a conference held in September at Coventry University in England.

This is the one dance of the evening that makes any serious use of footwork.

To examine the genetic and environmental contributions to the initiation of use and progression to more serious use of alcohol, cigarettes and marijuana during adolescence, and to examine the relationship between initiation and progression of substance use.

Add this to falling sales across the pub trade, and the scene is set for some serious use of new loopholes, all courtesy of the bill.