Sentence examples for be much less useful from inspiring English sources
If the budget office took the Republican critiques to heart, the mandate would be much less useful as a component of tax reform.
The core problem: Spy tools and cyber-weapons rely on vulnerabilities in existing software programs, and these hacks would be much less useful to the government if the flaws were exposed through public warnings.
Of course, one could in theory derive probability distributions for predicting a person's "contribution to the economy", but it is likely that these distributions would have a much higher variance than the metrics for baseball, and would hence be much less useful to apply to individuals.
The manager who is good at setting short-range objectives and taking great risks at the birth of an organization may be much less useful in shaping long-range plans and laying the groundwork for growth when the organization is seeking stability during its youthful stage.
The accession countries will all qualify for shares of that money, though some may get less than they expect in the first year or two because they have been slow or careless in applying for it.Those that feel robbed can console themselves with a recent book from the World Bank*, which finds that regional subsidies may be much less useful than the EU seems to think.
Similarly, an allele for the exploitation of an alternative resource is very useful when rare; however, it can be much less useful or can even be harmful when it turns common, because too many carriers of this allele can use up the resource.
With ambient display mode turned off it lasted even longer but was much less useful as a watch: often when I tried to read the time with a quick glance it was not lit.
While air strikes can work in open areas,...American airpower is much less useful in dense urban combat, where it's also likely to cause unacceptable amounts of civilian casualties.
Just like al-Ghazali, Aquinas had a mystical experience which told him that intellectual speculation was much less useful, as a path to God, than examining one's own heart and soul.
By my opinion, however, equations are very useful for describing or even refuting particular models (see K.R. Popper), however, they are much less useful for describing and more or less useless for refuting complex theories (see T.S. Kuhn).
