Sentence examples for tool at a time from inspiring English sources

But the National Association of Pension Funds called the cap a "blunt tool", at a time when competition is already driving charges down below the 0.75% level.

All of it is paid for by Mr. Baron out of his own pocket, but it is a potent marketing tool at a time when investors are jaded by mutual fund companies.

But the National Association of Pension Funds has described the cap as a "blunt tool", at a time when competition is already driving charges down below the 0.75% level.

In R4S, the main barrier to a comparative assessment has been the necessity to process one case with one tool at a time.

The approach a middle ground between a direct, "off the shelf" application of systems engineering tools and a "one-at-a-time" ad-hoc development—incorporates fundamental knowledge of the mechanisms and constraints intrinsic to biological systems.

"He challenged me to enquire about microscopic residues in 1.5 million-year-old... stone tools at a time when the oldest remains ever found in stone tools were not older than 60,000 years," Domínguez-Rodrigo writes.

But it is a plausible and valuable iterative approach, and we are only going to dig ourselves out of our giant collective security hole iteratively, one shovelful of better code and better tooling at a time.

And while Facebook has claimed it was unaware that ~50M Facebook users' data was passed to Cambridge Analytica for political targeting purposes, Facebook has itself long been actively encouraging politicians and political campaigns to make use of its tools — at a time when there was a complete lack of regulation for political ads on digital platforms.

This compared two tools at a time.

Interviewees' perceptions of the online surveillance tool indicated that some were frustrated by the extra step involved in uploading paper records (filled out at the time of injury) to the online tool at a later time.

However, painDETECT has generally been used as a screening tool at a single time point, since its responsiveness to change over time or with treatment has not been adequately evaluated.