Sentence examples for utmost use from inspiring English sources

"It is necessary to make utmost use of the upcoming general election in Spain in March next year.

The front-page editor's column of the new look front page states "it will help make the utmost use of every inch of paper at a time when the raw material on journalism has to be so severely rationed".

In order to make the utmost use of solar light, we designed a novel Cu2O/Au/BiPO4 Z-scheme system and studied its photocatalytic activity under solar light irradiation.

The focus of the present work is to fill the space between the MNTs using a low weight percent of f-MWCNTs within the polymer matrix and thereby making utmost use of the advantages of f-MWCNTs and eventually achieve low-cost and improved EMI shielding materials.

I do not generally follow throughout by the Latin sic. 3. Jefferson's thinking here is similar to that of the Scottish philosopher Lord Kames, who states deity has created humans so that their sensory impressions are of utmost use, not that they accord with the nature of things (1758: 113 14).

"President Putin called on Barack Obama to do his utmost to use the opportunities that the United States has to prevent the use of force, and bloodshed," the Kremlin said in a statement.

Use utmost caution when using the iron.

Amid political chaos, the chief beneficiaries are the bureaucrats.As for the opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), it will do its utmost to use its upper-house majority to bring down Mr Abe, once the Diet reconvenes for a special session in September.

Therefore, if serum is used it is of utmost importance to use the same clotting time for all samples in a study and to pay attention to biomarkers that may originate from activated platelets during data evaluation.

Use utmost caution when sharpening your knife, regardless of the method you use.

With disaffection among Sunni groups one of the key factors behind support for Isis in areas taken over by the terrorist group over the past 12 months, Iraq's prime minister Haidar al-Abadi also urged his forces to use "utmost care in protecting civilian lives and property".