Why would we use that verb, it doesn't feel right?

If we put aluminum windows in this house, we would double the energy use right there.

From the photosynthetic growth, it would take 500 years of that growth to produce what we use, the 30 billion barrels we use per year.

Now we would be able to make use of all that waste brine.

But it can be catalytic. And if we fail to use it as catalytic, we would have failed.

And we would use conventional methods I have a crossbow, you see the crossbow in my hand there, which we use to sample whales and dolphins for genetic studies as well.

In this context, we would like to stress again the need to use the correct geographical names.

We would like to highlight some statistics relating to the use of this sort of weapon by the terrorists.

Now why would you use rats?

If at all possible, we really would like to use smart biomaterials that we can just take off the shelf and regenerate your organs.

Terrorists would not hesitate to threaten to use them or to use them.

And so we can exponentially reduce the number of DNA strands we use, if we use counting, if we use a little bit of computation.

So how would you use this device?

We were able to reach an agreement on banning chemical and biological weapons because we realized all of the disastrous consequences that their use would entail.

So if they had non lethal weapons then they would say, Well we can use them in that sort of situation.

We could use amino acids, we could use nucleic acids, carboxylic acids, fatty acids.

An Englishman would not use such a word.

We know we can use that.

So after looking at these three, and 47 others, we concluded that the Stirling engine would be the best one to use.

And again, in In My World, the competition we would use the artwork that comes in from that competition to promote it.

The same techniques we use for building silicon computer memories, we can use for here.

They thought, Who would use it if you didn't?

Why would you use this example of all examples?

The second alternative would be to use injection piles.

And thirdly, for the fourth courtroom to be put to full use, we would have to carefully consider increasing the number of judges.

We have these technologies. We use them.

We all use Wikipedia.

We can use LEDs.

... if we use pennies.

And instead of using ink, we use you just saw an inkjet cartridge we just use cells.

And we use their technique.

We can use calculated randomness.

Or we can use both.

We use the Premack principle.

Secondly, we can use materials.

And for example, some things we could do that would be policy solutions which are not really in the political air right now but perhaps with the change of administration would be use markets.

We argue about it every time we use it.

We saw the distinctive railings, which we could use.

And they use them in the same way we use our binocular vision.

They used to use cardboard boxes years ago and we still use them.

Would you go to governments and lobby and use the system?

We use gestures not only to interact with these objects, but we also use them to interact with each other.

We use it everyday. We use it in our everyday lives now in our private lives, in our business lives.

And that's how we use the food lure in the hand, and we use food because we're dealing with owners.

We believe that better defined guidelines for the use of force by the Council would contribute both to predictability of action and to the Council's credibility.