Sentence examples for be useful to point from inspiring English sources

When discussing what various insects and model organisms have taught us it might be useful to point out the purpose of the studies.

I did think it might be useful to point out that it wasn't under me that we started buying a bunch of shares of banks.

For purposes below, however, it will be useful to point out a further, related, problem.

But it may be useful to point out that both in status and intended role there is a difference between Kennard's inequality and Heisenberg's previous formulation (2).

While I'm not sure I really need weather in an augmented reality shell, I'm sure, after waking up in a strange, sunny city after a long bender, it could be useful to point your iPhone to the sky and get your current location and weather report.

At this point, it might be useful to point out that the fighting in Tariq al-Jdeideh was between two Sunni factions.

While a vision provides us direction, it is useful to point out specific areas that we are actively looking to publish in.

But it is useful to point out that a "virtual economy" strategy at the expense of the rest of the economy is dangerous.

And while it's useful to point out that obese people don't have higher rates of anxiety, depression or mood disorders, that doesn't mean these conditions are never a factor in causing obesity in those who are genetically susceptible to it.

In navigating toward a conclusion, it's useful to point out another myth promoted by gold-standard opponents.

It is useful to point, for example, the analogy of 'little big business' by Welsh and White (1981) and the young plant in the nursery seedbed by Alfred Marshall, described by Day (2000).