Sentence examples for use becoming from inspiring English sources
The use of comorbidity data in clinical research is at an important crossroads, with necessity of its use becoming imperative as electronic capabilities for its assessment become more feasible.
No strategy will work better for Armstrong than the one he will never use – becoming a pariah.
Mendel put his background as a son of the soil to good use, becoming not so much a gentleman scientist as a market garden scientist.
He quickly put them to use, becoming a securities analyst at Bache & Company in 1951, before joining Fidelity one year later.
It was faster, more stable and easier to use, becoming the operating system most users and business would upgrade to from Windows XP, forgoing Vista entirely.
Fourteen US states have decriminalised cannabis possession, and 17 now allow medical cannabis – in some cases with the distinction between medical and non-medical use becoming increasingly blurred.
It considers how such coals were mined and used, becoming the backbone of the coal industry.
The English word "mimesis" has begun picking up its own senses and particular uses, becoming English proportionately as it ceases to stand in for the Greek word.
Drinking and drug use were becoming far more prevalent.
Across Europe, cannabis use is becoming less common.
By the middle of the 19th century, recreational opiate use was becoming more common.
