Sentence examples for usage has made from inspiring English sources

Like "diabetic" and "asthmatic", schizophrenic was always meant to be an adjective, but common usage has made it a noun.

I used it without an object; common usage has made that intransitive form correct, but it is not preferred in formal writing.

The constant usage of chat apps has made them the focal points of the mobile industry.

However, the vast number of somewhat redundant ligands and receptor variants, as well as the promiscuous ligand usage by the receptors has made it difficult to study the roles of FGFs/FGFRs using genetic methods [ 10].

However, the need for dedicated programming environments has made the usage of GPUs rather complicated, and a GPU cannot directly execute binary code of a general-purpose application.

The C.D.C. has made recommendations for usage for a limited number of people.

This study has made an important approximation — calculating resource assignment and usage in an additive manner.

The velocity of change has made the dictionary's customary method of certifying new words or usages positively quaint.

The capital has made huge progress under mayors Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson, bucking the national trend by doubling bus usage and cutting car ownership by 30% since 2001.

Credit- and debit-card usage and therefore banks' profits—have benefited from new technology that has made it possible for just about anyone to accept plastic.

But Mr Mittal said the extra cost of servicing rural customers, and their low usage levels, had made things unprofitable.