Sentence examples for being useful as from inspiring English sources

In addition to being useful as a shared printer, the scanning portion can be used from multiple workstations.

"In the 19th century, people like [the industrialist] Andrew Carnegie did talk about poverty being useful as a justification for doing nothing about it," Gladwell says.

For it is this that is a summation of a lifetime of listening in and with landscape, of being useful as a composer, a teacher, and an inspiration to his colleagues, and it is a visionary renewal of a richness of musical discourse that you might have thought impossible at the end of the 20th century and the start of the 21st.

But it is still so wide of being useful as to provoke intense frustration.

We note from Figure 7 in which that cooperation starts being useful as the source-relay channel variance increases.

The assay is specific, only cross-reacting to some extent (2.25%) to pecan, thus being useful as a screening tool for detection of walnut in raw or baked food matrices.

Though limits and boundaries are useful as well.

Also, buildings and trams are useful – as are gaslights, up to a point.

But she acknowledges that the fear of censure can be useful as well.

Google's Android Wear offers a lot of potential; controlling music is useful, as is seeing incoming calls.

A guide to restaurants is included, but maps would have been useful, as would a concise list of the farms.