Sentence examples for really make use of from inspiring English sources

Here's where you can really make use of your briquettes.

But for Brooks, the "core problem with Westen's book is that he doesn't really make use of what we know about emotion".

Mr. Conn said that the engine's torque output, better than 120 pound-feet, emphasized stout performance in the range from 20 miles per hour to 90 m.p.h., where riders could really make use of it.

Patrick Mulvaney, at the UK Food Group, said that even if genetic data is freely available online, "the only ones that can really make use of it are the big companies".

"I wouldn't really actively advise any strategy to really make use of this," he told Forbes.com.

Thus, in order to really make use of the APS data set, we have to disambiguate authors names in a separate, but time consuming, data processing.

"There is potential there, but no politician has really made use of that".

It really makes use of the iPhone's hardware, whereas WWE Latest seems like WWE.com in a self-contained window.

Diamond Dash was one of the first games that really made use of Facebook's new viral channels for native mobile applications after they launched last October.

For those who skipped class that day, MOTIV is intended to add all sorts of new feedback sensations to applications and operating systems by really making use of a handset's vibration motor.

Here, he really makes use of the Christian narrative.