Sentence examples for use of has from inspiring English sources

However this use of has not made its way into mainstream mathematics.

Use of has been proposed for mortal cohorts when missing data are due to death, and for modeling degree of disability or health of teeth when missing data are due to non-disabled patients or absent teeth (Dufouil et al., 2004; Kurland et al., 2009; Su et al., 2011; Li et al., 2011).

This review evaluated only four trials involving burns, one of which showed an increase in mortality following the use of HAS.

"But then what's the use of having bottles?

But what is the use of having tea with the chief minister?

Concurrently, it gained a sense of eccentricity, as in an 1810 use of "having a screw loose".

Well, I pig-headedly disagree: what's the use of having "social power" if you can't use it for good?

The use of proxies has had clear advantages.

Osborne has said that the use of foodbanks has increased because they have received more publicity.

In addition, experience in the use of RCA has increased.

And in fact, the White House's use of "evil" has declined by 80percentt over the same period that its use of "terror" has been increasing.