Sentence examples for true use from inspiring English sources

There was Condoleezza Rice being forced by a newspaper article to admit she had been aware before the war that the true use of some aluminum tubes she once touted as proof of an Iraqi nuclear-arms program was actually a subject of dispute among intelligence experts.

These data confirm the possibilities of energy and money saving that energy simulation programs bring about when they include schedules of true use of the building (BIM).

The reason for this is that we aimed to simulate a true use case and not cherry pick good or bad predictions.

While the true use case has yet to be discovered for these things – they're nice to have but not integral in our lives – I suspect as these networks grow we'll see far more interesting data coming out of them.

Even history, which seems obviously about the past, has its true use, Emerson holds, as the servant of the present: "The student is to read history actively and not passively; to esteem his own life the text, and books the commentary" (CW2: 5).

Chambers denied that he had any knowledge that the substance he was taking was banned and claimed he was deceived by Conte over its true use.

Unfortunately, they're also a great way to mislead web users into believing something that may not actually be true using un-attributed exaggerations.

True, using an average rate over several years would reduce the temptation to devalue as euro-day nears, but it would not eliminate it.

At present this is, at best, true using manual inspection.

Mathematicians claim no statement as a "fact" until it is proven true using logical deduction.

Now it is easy to verify our claim is true using straightforward calculations.