Sentence examples for the toolbox of from inspiring English sources

Admiral Mullen acknowledged that the nation had "reached for the military hammer in the toolbox of foreign policy fairly often".

"We have the urgency, we have the vision, what we now need to do is fill the toolbox of implementation.

Nothing in the toolbox of economists makes us good stock pickers.

And last Thursday the Belgian government approved a new law expanding the toolbox of the intelligence services, including the legal possibility to intercept data from fibre cables.

FROM the first Shakespearean performer ever cast as Ophelia, wigs have been a necessary staple in the toolbox of props that aid an actor in assuming a character.

This kind of ambiguity is often asserted to be a part of the toolbox of modernism in the arts, where ambiguity supposedly reigns, newly adapted for a pop form.

The idea is not to commit to any particular story, it's not the end goal to say "OK, we're going to figure it out and commit to it" because it's simply past the toolbox of science.

Observational studies are part of the toolbox of study designs.

"It really adds to the toolbox of sensor types that can be integrated with the skin".

These equivalences extend the toolbox of either problem, and shall foster new insights into their solution.

These studies have also led to many important novelties being added to the toolbox of philosophers of science.