Sentence examples for bring some useful from inspiring English sources
This news comes to us by way of Continental Tyres, which says that gamers, sure, bring some useful skills to the table, "they need to apply some balance with a sensible assessment of risk".
Given half a chance, he could bring some useful political upheaval.In a race that is being fought essentially over the Clinton legacy (see article), Mr McCain appears as different from the incumbent as it is possible to be.
Their two higher-profile acquisitions this summer, Metta World Peace and Andrea Bargnani, bring some useful talents to the table, but are they more adept at finishing plays than creating opportunities for others.
He thinks American training might be better used to strengthen local police forces.Mexican officials hope that the Mérida aid will bring some useful kit and send a message to the drug gangs that Mr Calderón has allies.
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For this reason, it may be reasonable in several cases to pass to an abstract version of a given soft constraint problem, and then to bring some useful information from the abstract problem to the concrete one.
However, it brought some useful insights regarding the levels of risk associated with the various modeling strategies used to derive candidate models.
The British catalogue contains 1.2m books; the German, 750,000 almost entirely different ones.Bertelsmann brings some useful strengths to BOL.
This means that even if the level of haemoglobin is correlated to the type of failure, it brings some useful additional independent information to explain further survival.
And yet it is being recognised that autism can bring some very useful skills to the work table – focus, attention to detail and commitment being just a few.
Hughes would bring some very useful skills to the bench and I am told he is not interested in applying for the post of lord chief justice.
