Sentence examples for utilize from inspiring English sources

Economics is the study of how to utilize limited resources to achieve good ends.

We support the manufacture of vehicles that utilize natural gas as an alternative fuel and/or a complimentary fuel.

If Romney were to lose to Rick Santorum in Missouri, and in Minnesota (where we do not have any exit poll data on which we could utilize our model, but which polling suggests is possible), he would, again, lose his cloak of inevitability.

The temporary rules that kicked in this January will be replaced with more nuanced rules that "utilize real-time, threat-based intelligence along with multiple, random layers of security, both seen and unseen, to more effectively mitigate evolving terrorist threats," Napolitano said.Civil liberties groups had criticized the temporary measures as discriminatory and too broad.

The differences between these Madhyamaka subschools, therefore, occur with respect to the ways in which they understand the conventional truth, and utilize logic and reasoning.

The essence of Gorampa's argument is that Svātantrikas utilize "autonomous syllogisms" to argue for emptiness, while Prāsaṅgikas do not.

The "logic of domination" then dictates that those on the superior side (e.g., men, rational beings, humans) are morally entitled to dominate and utilize those on the inferior side (e.g., women, beings lacking in rationality, non-humans) as mere means.

Consequently, they may utilize and consume everything else to their advantage without any injustice.

Humboldt used the medium of writing as a vehicle of intellectual exploration to untangle the complex and diverse aspects of a specific problem or set of problems rather than attempting to state a fixed and definite position or opinion, and he would often bring to bear different view-points onto the matter at hand and utilize varying formulations.

When we predict behavior, for example, we utilize folk psychology to reason from representations of the target's past and present circumstances and behavior (including verbal behavior), to representations of the target's future behavior.

In this specific case a person can then utilize his or her will and choose freely between the two options.