Sentence examples for use a large part from inspiring English sources

"I don't feel like when I'm on set, I really use a large part of my brain," said Edgerton.

Analysts and investors expect the company to use a large part of that cash to buy back some of the Treasury's stake, perhaps as soon as the next few days.

Even though GPU got a good price for its plants and will use a large part of the money to pay off stranded costs, Fred D. Hafer, GPU's chairman and chief executive, said it would still have to recover some of the costs from its customers.

Mr Clinton's related proposal to contribute government funds to new individual saving accounts remains vague, but is explicitly separate from Social Security reform.Finally, although the president claims that his proposal would use a large part of the projected budget surpluses to pay down the national debt, there is nothing in his plan to make that happen.

"We will also use a large part of this round to go after some key strategic acquisitions which will help us strengthen our market share across various countries".

One of the extended forms of V2G is the ability of the system to use a large part of the battery state of charge (SOC) for power feeding to the grid (SPINNOVATION 2012).

"She wasn't using a large part of her brain".

Rouhani used a large part of his speech to focus on the landmark Iranian nuclear deal struck in Vienna in July and lay out its consequences for Iran and the west, saying "we won't forget the past but we do not want to live in the past".

In theory, customer property at a brokerage firm should be even more secure than money in a bank, because banks use fractional reserves, meaning that by design they have "used" a large part of the deposits, while customer property at a brokerage firm is supposed to be segregated in a special fund at a third-party custodian bank.

Later Mongol painting in Iraq and Iran used a larger part of the picture for landscape and background.

The scaly membrane around its neck is used as a large part of the lizard's defensive posture.