Sentence examples for usage out from inspiring English sources

That could be one reason why it is considering this extreme approach to stamping VPN usage out altogether.

To recycle, to squeeze every last droplet of usage out of everything seems right and proper to a child.

"Google is probably trying to get additional usage out of their product," he added, "and monetize those page views".

Battery life is relatively good, and I got a good four days of usage out of the Smartwatch 2 with quite a few alerts and apps running.

It means getting as much usage out of card stocks, one shipment instead of numerous and reducing packaging and delivery costs.

Most people should get two days of useful usage out of the One mini 2 between charges, and that's without activating any of the power saving features, which can add days of standby time – a very useful feature if you need a phone to last on extended trips away from a power source.

The usage of out-of-band signaling protocols such as SIP for IP telephony and multimedia applications requires a dynamic control of these firewalls and imposes several challenges.

This could explain the higher usage of out-of-hours services, as affected mothers trust less in their ability to cope with the child's disease themselves.

As Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of English Usage points out, usage bans often come in response to surges in a word's popularity, when it may already be too late.

"Modern English Usage" came out in the same year, 1926, that the BBC established an Advisory Committee on Spoken English, for the purpose of providing radio announcers with guidance on pronunciation and diction.

But the sole other historical usage turned out to be one he is unlikely to have seen — it appears in a little-known 17th-century volume about King Henry VII by Francis Bacon.