Sentence examples for use some version of from inspiring English sources

MySpace has a good list of initial sites that will use some version of this feature: Yahoo, eBay, PhotoBucket, and yes Twitter.

The firm would implement a "fundamentally new approach", designed to encourage teamwork and collaboration.Many firms, from Amazon to PwC, still use some version of what management theorists also call "stack ranking" to sort the sheep from the goats in their workforce.

Nine out of 10 PCs in the world use some version of Office.

The flash equations are particularly challenging to solve for non-ideal systems with many components, and many process simulators use some version of the inside-out algorithms (Boston and Britt, 1978) for performing such calculations.

Looking at our own Google Analytics for TechCrunch, 28percentt of Firefox visitors are already on 3.5, but our readers are big Firefox fans nearly half of all visitors use some version of Firefox, which is a much higher percentage than for most sites.

Well, until they propose a budget of their own -- complete with numbers this time, guys -- then every time the deficit question is asked, Democrats should use some version of the following in response.

(I've used some version of it for years now).

For those counting at home, Williams used some version of "apologize" five times.

All scripted television since then has merely been a combination of elements from previous shows, hatched using some version of the Random Show-Idea Generator.

All banks in the report used some version of the Social Security number as a means of authenticating the customer, Javelin found.

(Note that "traded barbs" is not very fresh, either; we've used some version of it more than 20 times in the last year).