"We want total use of the site," insisted a spokeswoman.
Wrestling is fantastic for fitness, developing total use of the body and razor-sharp reactions.
Total use of emergy per person equivalent (p.e).
More and more, American winemakers are retreating from their once almost total use of varietal names.
The defendant tried out the new hearing aid for the next few days for a total use of 15 hours.
When Clark was sixteen and going steady with a girl called Bubbles Keyes, he had "total use" of the family Imperial in effect, his own car.
Nuclear power would triple, the total use of electricity would expand fivefold, and the world would be equipped with 10,000 carbon capture and storage (CCS) installations.
As average ambient solar radiation increased, total use of the shade structures increased (26 of 27 cows had a positive relationship between solar radiation and total use of shade structures, P < 0.001).
But by measuring only the products shifted from one nation to another, rather than the raw materials needed to create those products, it greatly underestimates the total use of resources by the rich nations.
Nearly three quarters of the total use of antibiotics worldwide is thought to be on animals rather than humans, which raises serious questions over intensive farming and the potential effects on antibiotic resistance, which can easily be spread to people.
"In 2007, just before the crash," Goodall says, "our total use of materials was almost the same as it was in 1989, despite the economy having tripled in size in the intervening years.
