Sentence examples for use of the very from inspiring English sources

These are prerequisites for the use of the very efficient exact Newton method.

But his use of the very term "the African-Americans" betrayed a lack of appreciation for the diversity of interests within African-American communities.

In this review we present recent results in the design and use of the very interesting heterogeneous host guest viologen/zeolite complexes.

The huge amounts of money now involved in organised crime encourage the use of the very latest in technology that – together with its global nature – makes detection increasingly difficult.

"It's important for the Justice Department to examine the use of the very limited resources of the United States attorney's office and of the court in pursuing the death penalty in this case," the judge said.

Trump's ability to reshape our federal courts was made possible by unprecedented obstruction of Obama's judicial nominees, often through the use of the very blue-slip process that Republicans now want to dispense with.

Do you worry or think about the practical impact or uses of the very advanced mathematics you're doing?

Ironically, ELP cites the use, or over-use, of the very technology it once championed--Emerson was one of the first rock keyboardists to make full-time use of synthesizers--as the reason they felt the time was right for a comeback.

For them, his use of the words "very sorry" on Sunday already gave the impression of retreat.

"Our system used some of the very first Sony LCDs, with 300 by 200 pixels," Waldern recalls.

We [the group] used some of the very first smart phones.