Sentence examples for well used particularly from inspiring English sources

However, online e-role play i.e. role play which occurs using an electronic medium, is less well used, particularly with large classes.

But an analysis of the way people use Alexa and and Google's Assistant platforms shows that third-party apps aren't too well used, nor particularly sticky.

Kessler observed that the company's advertising revenue approaches $2bn and that its $3.5bn in on-hand cash isn't being used particularly well.

Kienle [ 17] demonstrates that anthroposophic treatment is used particularly by well-educated women aged between 30 and 50 years.

At Fuerzabruta this is particularly well used when you are called upon to hold up the sheeting that eventually become a dome covering the audience over which actors run and pull those watching from below.

So far he's been very well used in films -- particularly when his unformed, top-of-the-world demeanor is made part of the joke, as it was in "Election" and "American Pie" -- and he's not closed off as an actor.

Bicycles are hugely popular in China Beijingng alone has nine million, which inspired a pop song — and they are particularly well used by students in the country.

Florian is particularly well used in Germany and Austria, where it currently ranks at No. 16.

The McKenzie algorithm overall performed well using all criteria, but was not particularly strong for any one of the criteria.

Having said that, it can be a very useful competition for Olympic preparation if used well, particularly for those less experienced athletes or someone who's competing in their first big event of the year like 400metre runner Nicola Sanders.

Buffy tells every fifth vampire she kills, "This is my town," a line from the series that works well when used once at a particularly dramatic moment but is annoying the second time you hear it.