Sentence examples for real use for from inspiring English sources

Back in 2001, the only real use for your Nokia 3310, beyond calling and texting people, was playing Snake.

It seems the only real use for a Doping Olympics would be to say it's going ahead, then immediately ban any athlete who shows up to compete.

You seem to suggest that the only real use for electronic reading devices, including the Kindle (if it were any good) and the iPod Touch, is to satisfy sudden urges to read (such as the late-night urge), or to continue reading (as after a book has been completed on the beach).

The real use for the food critic's disguises, anyway, one suspects, is not as a form of espionage but as a form of armor: it is not we who are protected from getting a false impression but the critic who is protected from violating the most primal of all taboos — being publicly ungrateful to someone who has shared his food with you.

Ceiling fans stirred the air, but we had no real use for them since the temperatures -- which can easily reach the 80's in the Yucatán in January -- ranged from the 50's at night to the 70's during the daytime.

To be of any real use for a medical setting, you're going to want a number under 10percentt.

But there are real uses for Promoted Posts.

"We are one of the first real use cases for bitcoin," Pitta says.

Breaking the desk/cubicle mindset is important to understanding the real use situations for a mobile app.

This prototype showed, in our opinion, compelling and real use cases for the synchronization framework.

We have outlined a suite of use cases in taxize that will likely fit real use cases for many biologists.