Sentence examples for used meaning from inspiring English sources

The warrant had already been used, meaning it had no value, but no one at ImClone disclosed that to the lenders.

"In educational circles, sometimes the phrase 'drill and kill' is used, meaning that by drilling the student, you will kill his or her motivation to learn," explains Daniel Willingham, a University of Virginia professor of psychology who has written extensively on learning and memory.

Strength; it is also used meaning "function of".

The so-called staggered TFT configuration is used, meaning that the semiconductors layers are deposited last.

An activity-based approach is used meaning that all choice facets of activity patterns are taken into account as well as a complete set of activities.

In this case, read disturb is completely avoided and the advantages of the 2T NOR architecture are fully used, meaning fast random access and real low power operation.

The construction industry currently discards 20% of everything it uses, meaning that for every five houses built enough waste is generated to build one extra house.

After a drug is approved, doctors can prescribe it for "off-label" uses, meaning for patients or conditions not on the label.

You purchase the main body and add the parts you'll use, meaning you don't buy bulk you won't.

Email is what their parents use, meaning it might as well have been invented at the time of Beowolf.

These programs are relatively easy to use, meaning something that may seem like a photographic deal-breaker at first can actually be fixed pretty easily.