Sentence examples for use has gone from inspiring English sources

While population has risen fourfold in the last century, water use has gone up sevenfold.

In each case a technology created for military use has gone on to become widely used by civilians.

While natural gas use has gone up during that period, renewable energy sources such as solar and wind have mostly filled the hydropower gap.

We all know the top line: their use has gone up from about 70,000 people two years ago, to Oxfam's estimated half million today.

"It is very obvious that helmet use has gone up, and that's a good thing because we're going to see less brain injuries," said Stewart Levy, a Denver neurosurgeon who studies head injuries among skiers and snowboarders.

The news media have followed the lead of law enforcement officials, and drug-of-the-moment stories have fueled anxiety and created a somewhat nervous sense that Ecstasy use has gone terribly overboard.

Some scientists, however, question whether rates of marijuana use have gone up nearly as drastically as the study suggests.

These services have been around for years, but the prices have come down recently — to zero, in some cases — and the features and ease of use have gone way up.

In the one hospital where antibiotic use had gone down, however, Cipro had lost little of its punch, and it had even become more effective in killing Pseudomonas.

However, no other study considering perceptions of antibiotic use had gone beyond content validation of such instruments.

To get a better performance in terms of strength development, the ash used has gone through heat treatment and was ground up to less than 1 μm.