Sentence examples for tools on hand from inspiring English sources

So although infection might spread more freely than in rural areas, there are also more tools on hand to combat it.

Horror films work best in rural settings, because rustics are scary in and of themselves, and because there are lots of frightening farm tools on hand, and also because there are no neighbours to beg for help when the flaying and amateur surgery get into full swing.

Despite having the most sophisticated recommendation tools on hand, Amazon still embraces a time honored tradition: putting up a big "Sale!" sign next to some of its merchandise.

Having tools on hand to aid in verification are useful in today's age of real-time reporting, where news breaks on social media services like Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, and then quickly becomes widely distributed before being fact-checked.

But while YouTube, indeed, has had the tools on hand for years, as well as the robust technology to support livestreaming, it missed out on truly popularizing the feature among mainstream users.

They don't have actual proper clean-up tools on hand?

It follows that a correct tool on one hand, but also an inappropriate design of the trial on the other hand, were used to register a molecule in the treatment of cancer, underlining once again how the topic may be still confounding (although the rules of FDA rapid approval of a drug are obviously beyond the arguments of this paper).

The Rouge Ring ($25 at Sephora) is for those who must have their touch-up tools literally on hand.

Paranthropus, also known prior to 2.0 Ma, has been argued to have made stone tools based on hand bone morphology, and its stratigraphic association with Oldowan artifacts in eastern and southern Africa [45].

The use of a combined model approach allows us to effectively combine tools of analysis on one hand with a handle on process complexity on the other (this is especially true of the TASEP/PBN/ODE models).

This huge enterprise aimed at presenting the reader with a "total biography" of Gustave Flaubert, the famous French novelist, through the use of a double tool: on the one hand, Karl Marx's concept of history and class and, on the other, Sigmund Freud's illuminations of the dark recesses of the human soul through explorations into his childhood and family relations.