Sentence examples for use in mind from inspiring English sources

The reason is surely that goods and services are bought with a specific use in mind.

In response, a new movement of so-called "ethical" electronic devices is emerging, designed with long term use in mind.

Stewart Mann, chief executive of the company, based in McLean, Va., said the technology had not been developed with a specific airport use in mind.

Zenos thinks about 25% of its customers are going to buy this model, and most of them will indeed have track use in mind.

But "that plant was never designed to be a commercial facility," he said, despite the company's insistence that the older plant had been designed with some commercial use in mind.

Contractors were fined for cutting down too many trees, the hockey rink was set into the side of a mountain to conserve energy, and buildings were constructed with future use in mind.

France's postal service, La Poste, has civilian uses in mind.

There are even Saddam jokes.Baghdadis like to show off the guns with which they vow to resist the superpower, but some may have other uses in mind.

In one experiment, Jane Philbrick, an American artist, used Dr van Santen's software to get a virtual version of Jesse Helms, a retired American senator, to "read" a poem by Gertrude Stein.Dr van Santen has more serious uses in mind.

According to Mr Norman, the computer-design guru, despite Mr Edison's genius for engineering he was a marketing moron, and his first phonograph was all but unusable (in fact, initially he had no particular uses in mind for it).

Admins can manage and remove comments from an online dashboard, as expected, which is also designed with ease-of-use in mind.