Sentence examples for won't make use of from inspiring English sources

Failing to work your employees to the bone isn't the same thing as failing to be an effective business; it just means that there is money making strategies you won't make use of – and others that will present themselves instead, strategies that offer long-term benefit.

The need for souvenirs and other frivolous knick-knacks that I like but won't make much use of on the road, for example, goes right out the window.

She explains that the gallery won't always make use of art they already have hanging on the walls, but will often commission artists to create something bespoke.

But I won't make a habit of using it.

"I won't make a habit of this," Girardi said.

Those against it claim that it is an infringement on the rights of companies to advertise their products, that it will increase counterfeit cigarettes, and that it won't make any difference to use of cigarettes.

He explained that he kept his shirt on so that way "kids won't make fun of me".

Your friends won't make fun of you.

Too little won't make much of a difference.

Choose people who won't make fun of you for making a show about mermaids.

It probably won't make them smell of roses though.