Sentence examples for true use of 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).

If this hypothesis is true, use of single mutations for genetic discrimination may lead to incorrect phylogenetic inferences.

Without clear agreement that this is actually true, use of a randomizer merely masks difficult choices that were not made.

Drug use that is consciously or unconsciously concealed can thus lead to an underestimation of the true use of ADHD medication.

If this is true, use of PPI therapy may not further increase the prevalence rate of bacterial colonization in older adults, by which is the mechanism thought to be responsible for the increased risk for CAP by PPI therapy.

And the odd-but-true use of Dawn at oil spills fits that bill.

Aside from Dreyfus and Merrill, surprisingly few fund companies have turned to the tried-and-true use of animals as symbols.

First released in paperback to snare the largest possible audience, In Death books shamelessly hooked readers on sequels by including an excerpt from the sequel in the back of the book a rip-off of television's tried-and-true use of previews and coming attractions.

True, her use of Twitter sometimes makes Stephen Fry's look painfully reticent.

This was especially true on "Use of Light," a ruminative ballad by Mr. Rosenwinkel, and "Love Is the Answer," one of several sweeping compositions by Mr. Anderson.