Sentence examples for be a useful pointer from inspiring English sources
Dr Gold's discovery would still be a useful pointer, though, to the molecular-biological crack into which a suitable pharmacological crowbar might be inserted.
This is why some financial analysts think that looking at the quality of a company's CSR policy may be a useful pointer to the quality of its management more generally.True, much of what is done in the name of CSR is nothing of the sort.
However, absence of posterior acoustic enhancement can be a useful pointer towards the solid nature of the lymphomatous lesion [29].
Judging by a spate of semi-authorised thinktank essays from Mark Leonard and Stephen Twigg, that is a useful pointer: trade and aid will be central to Premier Soon's foreign policy vision.
I always found in Iraq that the presence or absence of looters is a useful pointer as to how risky a situation really is, since only extreme danger will deter the thieves.
It was delivered sardonically, undoubtedly tongue-in-cheek, but was also a useful pointer to white, liberal, middle-class feeling.
Despite this, it did indicate some areas of concern about knowledge and attitudes and was therefore at least a useful pointer for programme focus areas.
And last week the prime minister provided a useful pointer to the way things are going in politics.
The forwarding pointer is a useful tool to get rid of the registrations at the HLR, and thus the location updating cost can be reduced.
