Sentence examples for usage which is from inspiring English sources

"They're on the forefront of the next evolution we're going to see in Internet usage, which is bringing the Internet off the desktop," he said.

Lorde had no idea that New York's new mayor had commandeered her music, but it was "quite a casual usage, which is fine," she says.

In fact, it is actually possible to notice a small speed difference between the Nexus 5 and the already very fast HTC One or Samsung Galaxy S4 in general usage, which is truly saying something.

Though initialism is the older term, it has never caught on in wider usage, which is part of the problem in getting people to see eye to eye on the distinction between acronyms and initialisms.

According to Felix Salmon, in Fusion, "People who speed aren't 'illegal drivers,' nor are people who fall behind on their taxes 'illegal filers.' " Salmon may be overstating that, but he is right about what we understand when we hear the word "illegal" alone: "The use of the term 'illegal' to refer to a person is a usage which is confined to exactly one group of people: Migrants.

"And that compares with credit card usage, which is down about 8% to 9%.

This was also true of cannabis usage, which was highest among adults from mixed ethnic backgrounds at 13.8% (compared to 7% of those from a white background).

Earlier studies have looked into the relationship between Internet usage and depression, but ours is thought to be the first to use actual Internet data, collected anonymously and unobtrusively, rather than student-completed surveys about Internet usage, which are less reliable.

Table 2 displays the data about the parameters of TUS usage, which were configured for several injuries.

The 56% reduction in MIDAS scores could not be attributed to medication prophylaxis, which remained unchanged, or analgesic usage, which was reduced by 58% at 3 months.

After some initial confusion over what was going on, Facebook simply blocked that functionality (apparently over claims of too much API usage), which was pretty ridiculous.