Sentence examples for be very useful at from inspiring English sources

However, biomarkers, namely PCT and CRP but also platelet count, d-dimer, and prothrombin time, could be very useful at the bedside but should never be used solely.

In support roles, as special constables do now, they can be very useful – at film premieres, manning help desks, and offering extra hands for major incidents.

Governments, including Socialist ones, have vowed to reform it before, only to find that a government mouthpiece can be very useful at times.

These include approaches that can be very useful at a very early stage in the discovery process, such as ab initio design or the fragment approach.

This is similar to what happens with security protocols where automatic verification techniques (specially model checking) have been proved to be very useful at design time.

"I have always considered the dome to be one of London's most beautiful structures and I knew it would be very useful at some point," Ken Livingstone said yesterday.

Michael McNamara, a consultant with Datamonitor in New York, said that these services were "very useful at a basic level".

It gives an overview of leadership, strategy and finance, which was very useful at this stage of my career.

— Kate Tichy, Minneapolis A big slow cooker is very useful at Thanksgiving, both as a cooking tool and as an extra heat source.

A A big slow cooker is very useful at Thanksgiving, both as a cooking tool and as an extra heat source.

All of these rooms may well be historic, fascinating, even beautiful -- but they have not been very useful, at least to the National Guard unit that is the successor to the long-gone Seventh Regiment.