Sentence examples for but particularly useful from inspiring English sources
Later biographers would use Holmes's book as an outline for their own studies, but particularly useful was the section dedicated to Emerson's poetry, into which Holmes had particular insight.
It's always nice having your life partner with you on holiday, but particularly useful to have your highly organised life partner with you.
Thus, Mr Lagardère personally owned 0.59% of EADS shares yet he in effect controlled a 15% stake, giving him great clout, including becoming co-chairman.Above all, the two men were masters of playing the political system a valuable talent anywhere, but particularly useful in continental Europe's statist version of capitalism.
The set also creates a menacing Red-Riding-Hood-encounters-the-wolf feel, which is nicely evocative throughout but particularly useful when Kayla, a 13-year-old girl (played by Laura Diorio at the performance I saw; six young actresses share the role), enters the picture.
Good idea for anyone in any job, but particularly useful in evaluating the temptations of Washington.
Grip strength (ratio) is a valuable tool in all patients but particularly useful to assess patients with intellectual or language difficulties.
This Sublaminate-GUF (S-GUF) is generally applicable to multilayered structures, but is particularly useful for sandwich panels, in which different models may be used for the thick, soft core and the thin, stiff skins.
A catchy phrase, perhaps, but not particularly useful when setting up a sanitation system, finding cash to pay civil servants or maintaining order.
The populist urge to hoist a banker — or perhaps in modern terms an A.I.G. executive — from a lamppost is primal but not particularly useful.
Experimental applications of the technique are many and varied, but are particularly useful for preparing very pure materials in limited quantities.
This aspect of the app is entertaining but not particularly useful — I can take a step outside and get most of that information.
