Sentence examples for use it wholly from inspiring English sources

Nonprofit organizations on tax-exempt property are eligible for trash collection by the city, and if they use it wholly or in part, they must follow residential recycling rules.

The principles behind the process — the assumption that no officer of the state, however exalted, is above the law — and many of the forms and terms used are wholly familiar to the British, who invented impeachment in the 17th century and have used it over 60 times.

It uses a wholly terrifying villain to emphasize the physical vulnerability of a hero we sometimes forget is no more than human.

As much as we use cinnamon, it's not wholly apparently where we get it from.

Clothing factories in Africa will be allowed to sell their products to the US as long as they use "fabrics wholly formed and cut in the United States" or if they avoid direct competition with US products.

Africans move directly to the latest smartphones to use a wholly mobile Internet and as a result, South Africa and Kenya are among the fastest-growing smartphone markets in the world.

Governments and news media serve the economy and tend to forget that everything we make, buy and use is wholly dependent on nature.

Stripped of pretension, irony, and cleverness, the best outsider artworks use a wholly individualized visual language brewed in the imagination to probe universal, unspeakable states that hit the viewer hard. .

But rather than using a wholly synthesized voice, it reassembles syllable-length bits of speech recorded by human announcers.

In the face of behaviour that was not particularly challenging, your first resort was to use wholly inappropriate methods of restraint, often coupled with taunting and assault".

His remarks were brief but aggressive; he managed to use the phrase "wholly appropriate" nine times.