Sentence examples for use the new tools from inspiring English sources

"There are going to be isolated incidents here and there, but by and large we successfully rolled out the program to 448 airports and educated 18,000 screeners" on how to use the new tools to open the certified locks without causing delays in processing checked bags, said Darrin Kayser, a spokesman for the agency.

The Scholars' Lab site also includes short essays on what the trend means to anthropology, literature, religion and architecture; articles, research and monographs related to spatial humanities; and step-by-step tutorials on how to use the new tools and resources for teaching and scholarly work.

Quality goes down because few teachers know how to use the new tools effectively and the students, who often do know how to use them, would rather apply them to other tasks.Having devoted much of my life to promoting the effective use of technology in education it saddens me that I have to support this motion because there are still so few examples of its effective deployment.

One source we spoke with says that developers who use the new tools properly may even get better quality communications with users.

The problem is that not enough people know how to use the new tools of the Internet, mobile, and cloud computing.

"Given Trump's campaign rhetoric against journalists, political enemies, immigrants, and Muslims, there is concern that Trump could use the new tools at his disposal to target certain groups".

As with web searches, you can use the new tool to see where, geographically, interest is strongest for the given topic across Google's other verticals.

To use the new tool you simply check off which videos you'd like to embed in your site, and Hulu will generate a custom playlist including each clip that you selected.

All stakeholders in the community should use the new tool based on a clear understanding of the measurement objectives, the desired outcomes, resources available and characteristics of their community.

Here we use the new tool CASQUS, which combines landscape evolution modelling with three-dimensional tectonic models, to investigate how erosion and sediment deposition affect fault behaviour in extensional tectonic regimes.

While a Home Office spokesperson told VICE News that technology companies would not be compelled to use the new tool, Home Secretary Amber Rudd told the BBC otherwise.