Sentence examples for a more useful example from inspiring English sources

A more useful example would be if your boss used the same phrases for praise with everyone.

A more useful example is the Sidebar, an area at the left side of the browser window.

Some scientists contend that the colour changes occurring in deer mice may serve as a more useful example of natural selection in action than the 19th-century colour change observed in peppered moths (Biston betularia) in England that was attributed to industrial melanism.

A more useful example is that of generating structures that are moderately to the query structure.

The false promises of nuclear power may be a more useful example of what happens when businesses rush ahead while regulators sort out the details.

A more useful example may come from here in the U.S. ― specifically, Maryland, the one state that held on to its hospital pricing system even as the rest of the states dropped theirs.

If an initial study used Cu, Cd, and Hg for gill and hepatopancreas in fishes, for example, a more useful continuation of such research would be to continue testing different metals on the same organs of same animal rather than using the same metals for a different animal.

(For instance, "No, sorry, I'm busy" would have been a more useful alternative than "Sure, anytime" in the example above).

For example, instead of using the word "problem" which may bias towards problems, a more useful approach is to ask to describe one's illness.

Here Tschumi appears to be following a more useful insight.

For this reason, other indicators were found to be more useful, for example the energy densities and the electron delocalization indices that however require the entire first order density matrix to be calculated, therefore they cannot be retrieved just from the electron density (trace of the first order density matrix), which is a more straightforward observable.