Sentence examples for true the use of from inspiring English sources

In groundwater irrigated areas, the opposite is true; the use of pressurised irrigation methods can reduce water application and energy consumption by enhancing water use efficiency.

The EA publicity cases have firmed up the basic rules of the road for right-of-publicity claims in the Third and Ninth Circuits: The more true the use of a celebrity is in a game to the actual context that the celebrity is known for and the more central the celebrity likeness is to the game, the greater the legal risk.

He concludes that if the theory was true, the use of the mushroom must have been "the best kept secret in the world" as it was so well concealed for two thousand years.

However, if the assumption that all-cause mortality among smokers is identical, regardless of deprivation, is true, the use of a national life table in this instance may be appropriate.

However, when there is a specific need to know the detailed shape of the true profile, the use of the more sophisticated technique that produces the true profile may be warranted.

First, what Senator John McCain hardly an enemy of the national security state— argued about torture holds true for the use of surveillance as well: Its use compromises that which most distinguishes us from our enemies.

It is also true that the use of machine learning in medicine by academics is nothing new.

Having set this historical background, Berry begins his true project — the use of funds in the American church during its modern time of troubles.

This is true for the use of protein drinks and supplements, as well as the high protein diets often credited with helping celebrities lose weight.

It is true that "the use of video news releases is a common, routine practice in government and the private sector," as a Department of Health and Human Services spokesman notes (front page, March 15).

Again this can not be true of the use of age as a threshold.