Sentence examples for use by far from inspiring English sources

The biggest use by far is using them a bin liners followed by travel vomit bags for the children when it wasn't possible to use "the bucket", liners for very wet wellies, pet pooper scooping and various other uses.

But the biggest use by far is, ironically enough, still in your car.

Furthermore, top priority should be given to the use of CNTs in situations where the benefits from their use by far outweigh the risks involved.

The safest substrate to use by far is paper towels and newspaper.

Amphetamines are used by far more than just baseball players to help keep up during marathon seasons ("Baseball Steps Up to Strike Down Use of Amphetamines," Nov. 18).

Commuter lines in London, the north and the west desperately need £50bn, not to mention the road network, used by far more businesses than rail.

The most common adjectives used in the biographies are: "entrepreneur," which is the most used by far, "geek," "guru," "marketing," "administrator," "coach," and then, on the non-commercial side, "Christian," "conservative," "nice guy," "dude," "mom," "dreamer".

And Aesop Rock uses by far the widest range of words among the 85 rappers tested, much wider than Shakespeare's would have been in a comparable analysis of his plays.

Where I totally agree with David is that the developing world, which will be using by far the largest fraction of energy by the end of the century, will not cripple itself economically with expensive systems only to control emissions.

Although there are many different medical applications for which braids are used, by far the most important product groups for medical braids are sutures and stents.

First, it makes interpretation and comparison with most of papers in the literature easier, since this article has comparative purposes and such model has been the most used by far in previous research.