Sentence examples for It was usefully from inspiring English sources

But no, the old translation into English by Louise and Aylmer Maude (it was usefully updated in 2010) will still do fine.

Some of the money from its PetroCaribe programme, which lets participants buy oil with credit on subsidised terms and invest the profits from reselling it, was usefully spent on infrastructure.

But it's usefully distilled the most amusing tidbits from the various news reports and memoirs.

Besides being a ready-made meme, it's usefully imponderable: while peer-reviewed scientific estimates put the annual American death toll of birds from collisions and from outdoor cats at more than three billion, no individual bird death can be definitively attributed to climate change (since local and short-term weather patterns have nonlinear causes).

This entry will proceed under the assumption that the free will problem draws much of its significance from its connection with issues of moral responsibility, and that the problem, as well as compatibilist solutions to it, are usefully formulated and addressed by acknowledging the connection between the two notions.

Whatever the Fed's other sins, it is usefully keeping interest rates very low and buying government and other securities as necessary.

In one sense, history here is simply the triumph of the internet, though it is usefully recast at the biennial as a expansive tent that makes room for diverse approaches and enables architects to work at a level of detail that wasn't previously possible.

Daniel Langleben from the University of Pennsylvania, who did much of the pioneering work in this field, recognises the limitations of the technique, but thinks that it could be improved to the point where it could be usefully applied in practical settings.

It can be usefully invested for sure but as Piqué put it, "there's no one the same as him on the market" – and the image is of a club debilitated.

It doesn't have to be close to a hundred per cent efficient; it can be usefully done by a single country, or a "coalition of the willing"; and units could be deployed away from population centers in dry wastelands located above geologic strata suitable for storage of the captured CO2.

It could be usefully spent in acts of private social reparation – and in the classroom.