Sentence examples for use a first world from inspiring English sources

To use a first world war analogy, he has the general staff with him, but the disillusioned rank and file clinicians are mutinous.

Moreover, Apple is believed to use a third of the world's supply of this memory.

Intervention programs must be based on reliable statistics applicable to the local setting; First World data cannot be used in a Third World setting.

Some may wish to retort that worrying about the political implications of the phrase "first world problem" when used by rich people is itself a first world problem.

Africa Joseph S. Blatter, the president of FIFA, used his bully pulpit to support a first World Cup in Africa South Africaa in 2010).

British sprinter Nigel Levine has said he will use his first World Championships as a "stepping stone" to becoming a world class 400m runner.

He said that he and Elton felt they could use the First World War as a setting if the characters died, considering "if we did do that... it would not be too disrespectful, and would actually represent some of the tragedy of the First World War".

The long war against chemical weapons use The first world war was the first occasion on which chemical weapons were used on a large scale in war.

A number of people suggested I use "First World War," a locution I found a bit foreign, and for good reason: most people offering that construction confessed to being Canadian.

The robustness of sLL, compared to stabilized blood, favors their use as secondary controls in a third world context where cold chain or special transportation may be a challenge or for instrument validation in the field.

A carcinogenic dyeing agent used in First World War explosives, it made you sweaty, gave you a rash and even caused blindness if you thought that twice as many pills meant twice as thin, and probably twice as fast.