Sentence examples for practically no use from inspiring English sources

Practically no use of low-dose aspirin occurred in individuals younger than 40 years, but the prevalence of use increased to around 5% in those between the ages of 40 64 years, 25% in those aged 65 79 years, and 40% in those aged 80 years or more in 2012.

The lack of a gold standard has contributed to the fact that practically no-one has used the same definition or measures of recovery or a successful outcome for sciatica.

Boots were the protective equipment worn by majority of the farmers (66%, 83%, and 65% in the southwestern highlands, eastern highlands, and Lake Albert Crescent, resp ., and practically no farmer used a hat, an overall, or goggles (Table 8).

The orchestra's strings use practically no vibrato; Ibragimova uses it sparingly (to bring the solo line alive), and her subtle changes of colour and prodigious range of articulation are things to wonder at.

Mr Melega said: "We could have staged the opera at practically no cost by using advance earnings from tour bookings".

The judge in the Salinger case allowed practically no application of fair use to unpublished correspondence.

CEO Jonney Shih maintains low profile for both himself and Asustek, using practically no product marketing.

The research we are undertaking will enable local food production on a global scale, reducing waste, limiting food miles and using practically no land or water".