Examples of 'sense to use' in a sentence
Meaning of "sense to use"
Indicates the logical or rational justification for utilizing or applying a specific action, object, or idea
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It makes sense to use this as base camp.
Otherwise it does not make sense to use the word.
It makes sense to use these transitory things.
She never did have enough sense to use it on herself.
Makes sense to use the expertise of a dietitian.
It just makes sense to use a pro.
It makes sense to use different ways of teaching as much as possible.
While it makes sense to use the.
It makes sense to use waste materials where we can.
It therefore makes sound financial sense to use a professional chauffeur.
It makes sense to use a definition already laid down in a directive.
The cloud is here to stay and it makes sense to use it.
Therefore it makes sense to use it in this context.
And given that level of investment, it makes sense to use it.
It makes more sense to use local talent.
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Since the WTO framework is not applicable it makes no sense to use this approach.
It makes sense to use herbs in the kitchen.
I hope you at least had the good sense to use protection.
It makes sense to use the first name.
This gets to the question of when it makes sense to use a blockchain.
And it makes sense to use it in the city.
While it is a slow process, it proves to make environmental sense to use.
It makes economically sense to use standard software.
Makes sense to use the same design, amortize the costs.
It is proved that it makes sense to use a douche for weight loss.
Understand what the problems are… and when it does make sense to use it.
He had the good sense to use another name.
Thus, they should only be used where it makes sense to use them.
It does not make sense to use that kind of steps.
A body of work has already been undertaken, and it would make sense to use that.
This makes sense to use different types of lamps.
Being a single patch it makes no sense to use the var here.
It makes sense to use a local agent.
What there is not enough of is the common sense to use those instead.
It makes no sense to use old weapons in a new war.
This is the only situation when it makes sense to use this procedure.
It only makes sense to use sources of rainwater whenever possible.
Proceed with care and common sense to use the equipment.
It makes sense to use brownfield land that has been abandoned.
From a budget point of view it makes sense to use it sparingly where necessary.
It made sense to use a similar design for the new version.
For the large surface areas it makes more sense to use a roller or paint pads.
So it makes sense to use buildings that are close to each other.
But with voter enrolment it may make sense to use the ID database.
It makes no sense to use land in whatever form to produce bio fuels.
The cocktail onions, makes sense to use those.
It does not make sense to use anything but what is recommended.
In a noisy camouflaged environment, it makes sense to use both strategies.
Sometimes it makes sense to use borrowed money for investments.
Yeah, when you have a blog it make sense to use WordPress.
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