Sentence examples for use that can come from inspiring English sources
However, we hope that in this work we have shown the use that can come out of interrogating the theory itself, and that those using the SFL framework in their work will find use in the proposals made concerning the practices that are bound up in these theoretical terms.
We have lost the ability to use the strengths that can come from diverse perspectives and have no modern Abraham Lincoln to glue opposing views together.
It's a single-use app, but one that can come in handy the next time you're disputing who should have to travel farthest to hang out.
Sanda Kazazic, coordinator of drop-in services at St. Stephen's, added that she and her colleagues have seen an increase in crystal meth use over the last couple of years, as well as an increase in the general harms that can come from prolonged use of the drug such as skin infections from injecting and mental health concerns.
Instead, Mr. Nayar said, the company wants to focus on bonus features and benefits that can come from using the PayPal mobile application.
I describe this point in human history this way: [This is] the perfect moment for a burst of bottom-up progress, driven by the extraordinary efficiency and impact that can come from using the Web and other communication tools to connect an idea, expertise, or design with a glaring need.
This finding is a good example of indirect hypothesis generation that can come from using such large data-set producing tools.
If you'll be using shrink wrap or other stuffing that can come out the mesh reinforce the chicken wire with several layers of thick cardboard.
"But I think it's incumbent upon the government to do what it can to minimize the societal harms that can come from excess use of cannabis, and cannabis addiction is one of those things".
Relax -- that can come with time.
