Sentence examples for a useful description from inspiring English sources

To a great extent this is a useful description.

But she could not have given a useful description of what he looked like.

I found a useful description of both, with strategies, here, from the Royal Children's Hospital.

But while this provides a useful description of how the senators voted, it does not address the question that we posed initially.

Perhaps it shouldn't come as a surprise to find that in August the New York Times has advised its journalists against using the word, citing doubts over "how precise a meaning it conveys"; meanwhile, a public debate held at the University of California, Los Angeles, recently failed to offer a useful description of this latter-day bogeyman.

Neiman herself is understandably reluctant to offer a single, narrow definition of her own for what "evil" means today, but what she does suggest is a useful description of what effect evil has: calling something "evil," she writes, "is a way of marking the fact that it shatters our trust in the world".

8 8 Although the η22 is not lower than that of single RV models (see Table 1), we think that the trimodal model is an useful description because it seems reasonable that the dust in the lines of sight towards the GC is characteristics of different environments.

In renaming it, any useful description could be inserted.

When you taste the wine, you could describe it, but it's not a very useful description.

"ASH shares RSPH's concern that the term 'e-cigarette' is not a particularly useful description given that the products are not cigarettes, do not contain tobacco and they are not smoked.

A very useful description of several methods of marking and other procedures with lab mice is available from the National Human Genome Research Institute Office of Laboratory Animal Medicine at NIH.