Sentence examples for substantial uses from inspiring English sources
It is as if a fleet of robot paparazzi were circling the earth.Such earth-observing satellites obviously have more substantial uses than checking to see if your neighbours are obeying the planning regulations.
The Supreme Court ruled then that Sony was not liable because the equipment had "substantial" uses other than infringement, such as the recording of TV programmes for later viewing.
While so far streams have mostly been pictures of people's keyboards, walks to buy coffee and the inside of their fridges, the app has already demonstrated its use in more substantial uses such as the fire in New York's East Village soon after the launch.
LD is a major US public health problem that causes substantial use of health care resources.
Substantial use of recorded music on Broadway has to be questioned at the very least".
"The council ruled that the substantial use of unattributed and unacknowledged material did not meet the standards expected of Orwell prize-winning journalism".
Airbus, Boeing's main rival, is building the A350-XWB, its first jet making substantial use of composite parts, to compete with both the 787 and the larger 777.
Airbus, Boeing's main rival, is building the A350-XWB, its first jet making substantial use of composite parts, to compete with the 787 and the larger 777.
It notes the Mitchell report's findings of substantial use of steroids within Major League Baseball, then addresses the three players -- Clemens, Andy Pettitte and Chuck Knoblauch -- who were linked to the personal trainer Brian McNamee in the report.
Columbia's Senate approved a new intellectual property policy in June that gives the university rights to Internet projects that are supported by university money or commissioned by the university, or that make "substantial" use of university equipment and labor.
Thanks to his scornful rejection of systematic thinking and a style that makes substantial use of irony, ellipsis, and the riddling wisdom of a Shakespearean clown, his books have notoriously meant what his readers have wanted them to mean.
