Sentence examples for use meaning from inspiring English sources

"All these things we are showing are decorative arts -- objects of use, meaning and beauty," Mr. McFadden said.

"Incentivize," a variety of boorish bureaucratic misspeak, has an entry simply because the word has come into use (meaning "to motivate").

It was unclear whether some of the technology was "dual use," meaning that it could be used for civilian or military purposes.

They also noted it could be addressed by reducing fossil fuel use, meaning that fossil fuel reserves might one day become stranded assets.

The data refers to hospital visits in which doctors noted marijuana use, meaning pot may have not been the direct cause of the visit.

The target for many is zero net energy use, meaning that a building makes as much energy as it uses over the course of a year.

Federal facilities account for about 2percentt of California's overall energy use, meaning that even a complete shutdown would not relieve the state of its supply crunch this summer.

Cigarettes and shisha are used in very different ways, and no studies have directly compared the health risks from cigarette smoking to waterpipe use, meaning a direct comparison of harms is difficult.

Both those sports facilities (naming rights flogged to Dr Pepper) are conveniently located where Hicks is involved in another proposed $1bn mixed-use (meaning some combination of retail, industrial and office) development.

Within the production area, however, the freshwater consumption could be reduced below the benchmark by water re-use and regeneration re-use, meaning that the brewery could achieve better performance than its competitors.

Approximately 95% of the plastic produced is single-use, meaning it is thrown away after use and never recycled.