Sentence examples for about how useful from inspiring English sources

While devouring the Lebanese-style chicken and garlic sauce, I spoke to my friend Musa about how useful Middle-Eastern food has been in bridging cultural divides, "Food is traditionally meant to be shared," he said.

However, in this study, using the decision aid and answering questions about how useful it would have been during the decision process was a significant challenge for some participants, likely complicating comprehension of P3P generally.

This semantic search is able to parse and incorporate, for example, sentiment about how useful an app has been and where it's been used, or when it has been slammed by consumers.

That's when he thought about how useful family radios would be.

"There's a constant argument about how useful these heart-rate monitoring devices are for healthy people," he said.

You did not, however, have to object to Penn's politics, or question his motives, to have some doubts about how useful he could be in Haiti.

One reason that the hectic activity in the swaps market this fall did not lead to more swaps being outstanding is that doubts have arisen about just how useful they would be if there were a default.

The only vaguely surprising thing about this is how useful voluntary work can be to the person doing it — and even that isn't really news.

I looked at Goya and Rembrandt and Michelangelo (all artists well represented in the collection) before turning to someone I didn't know much about, to see how useful the site would be.

"At first I was skeptical about how extensive and how useful the archives would be," she said.

The broader question that we need to think about today is really how useful Hinduism can be in addressing the many ills that plague human conduct today.