Sentence examples for virtue of using from inspiring English sources

It can't be a coincidence that a fast-good giant such as McDonald's makes such a virtue of using free range eggs.

It has always made a virtue of using relatively minor villains such as Captain Boomerang, Deadshot and Nightshade, though Batman fans will be aware of Poison Ivy, and former Batgirl Barbara Gordon appearing as Oracle.

Many European cuisines make a virtue of using small, and delicious, species from the lower reaches of the food chain, so a trip to a seaside shack or a chippy need not induce guilt.

The virtue of using Photofeed is that it supposedly acts as a Pandora for your Facebook photos.

The startup says that the virtue of using its network over email, or Facebook, is that RedRover is completely private and simplifies communication with other parents.

The virtue of using the phone as the gateway is that it can just be plugged into an outlet and doesn't need Internet connectivity to run.

It is the first Lego set that comes without instructions, providing 1,200 bricks and a 250-page manual for inspiration, featuring contributions from a number of high-profile architects, all extolling the virtues of using Lego in their creative process.

Mr. Hambrecht, who founded the Hambrecht & Quist investment bank in San Francisco -- now owned by J. P. Morgan Chase -- has been preaching the virtues of using Internet technology to auction initial offerings and other stocks.

In speeches in 2012, for instance, she talked about the virtues of using a mathematical formula to help determine when the central bank should raise or lower interest rates.

One of the virtues of using Kontagent's real-time platform is that developers can detect technical problems with code release errors or system issues almost instantly.

One of the virtues of using Google's products are the connections you get to the search giant's other applications.