Sentence examples for true tool from inspiring English sources

That kind of accommodation provides support for the economy, Ms. Yellen said, but it does rob the Fed of what she called a "tried and true" tool in the face of an economic shock: a rate cut to spur growth.

The real measure of success for today's designers is making technology disappear so that it becomes a true tool for humans.

So who knows, maybe it will grow into a true tool for democracy and free speech?

"A black eye is our true tool -- it's the thing a lot of us rely heavily on for this art world to even exist," Vassell explained to T Magazine.

Theodor Heuss praised Hebel's use of the native Alemannic language, not only for parody and vulgarity, but also to make it "a true tool of the poetic craft", and according to Heuss he created a work that "resonates with the durable, the valid, the eternal, the eternally human".

Depending on where you spend your time, the tools at your disposal could take the form of a true tool kit, or they could go in a purse,a survival kit, a workshop, a kitchen, an equipment truck, or even your selection of camping gear.

He's right to argue that laws and money are the true tools of government, which must refrain from using them for religious ends.

In Mr. Batra's case, he took the tried and true tools of networking -- schmoozing, flattery, mutual back-scratching -- and practiced them to an extent that tended to blur, or even ignore, the boundaries between the bench and the bar.

Such thinking permits the design of drug molecules to treat complex human diseases or to modify other difficult biological disorders.However, if we are unable to reduce consciousness to simpler building blocks or concepts, it may be impossible to apply the tried and true tools of modern science to the daunting task of understanding consciousness.

Those are the true tools of the future exploitation of entertainment.

Windows 7 integrated some touch controls, but they were more concessions than true tools.