Sentence examples for time for uses from inspiring English sources

Wells Fargo & Company said yesterday that it planned to buy back as much as $1.3 billion of its shares over time for uses that include acquisitions and employee benefit plans.

Last year the WHO approved one for the first time for use by UNICEF.

Going to try to buckle down and schedule time for using the app daily over the next week – wish me luck!

The couple allegedly told her that she had been purchased for $500 — purchased, like the slaves of old, only this time for use as a prostitute.

With a general election looming, she wanted to postpone it for a year but when told no realised it was a time for "use it or lose it".

(A ballot measure in Alaska that would legalize marijuana and offer restitution to those who have served prison time for using it faces stiff opposition).

Moose has done prison time for using a real bomb to help students understand "humankind's ability to resist the lure of destructive technology".

Meanwhile the Elections Board frets about whether the ancient machines can be reset in time for use in the Nov. 6 general election.

The invention of the Minie ball, freeing people from ramming a tight-fitting bullet home, came along in time for use in the Civil War.

There was also evidence that some insurers took referral fees of up to £400 a time for using favoured repairers and hire companies.

Geithner may have taken note that the Clinton administration was criticized at the time for using public money to bail out wealthy investors.