Sentence examples for using the statements to from inspiring English sources

Sam Watt, who has a deep and passionate loathing of violence and disorder, and who is such a good attorney that the imperfections of the case must have vexed him to his soul, handled the situation in his own way by using the statements to build up a picture of the lynching in all its vileness.

Casey challenged Markopolos to use the statements to reverse-engineer the investment model that could produce such extraordinary results.

But people suggested they would just transfer the money from one bank to another, then use the statements to support different applications.

Patients and the public will know what to expect when they want to raise a concern or complaint and can use the statements to challenge where the NHS falls short.

Bush, on the other hand, has used the statements as a way to disregard certain laws with which he disagrees and, so far, has used the statements to challenge over 800 laws.

He also uses the statement to deny claims that his injuries were caused by physical violence.

Tony Windsor, who is running against Joyce in the seat of New England, used the statement to warn that Joyce is "unfit to be a leader".

Prosecutors typically seek to use the statement to develop new leads and introduce new evidence gathered as a result of the information provided.

But activists said the regime, which made no comment, may try and use the statement to portray the protesters as armed Islamists and the uprising as a foreign conspiracy.

Sterling rose to its highest level in five years on expectations that Osborne will use the statement to raise his growth forecasts – the first time he has been able to do so since 2010.

The former Sheffield United player used the statement to plead for a chance to return to football, saying: "If that is possible I will do so with humility, having learned a very painful lesson.