Sentence examples for civic usefulness from inspiring English sources

That may have been a joke Cheney told at a press dinner, but if the fictionalization of politics can soothe our angry ideological divides it may even serve some civic usefulness.

He also manages engagement on various technology issues around the globe and has worked with government officials, agencies, political campaigns, and public interest group to showcase Twitter's usefulness in government, elections, and civic engagement.

Instead Ball makes a convincing case for the usefulness of complexity in "social, economic and civic planning".

But artists, especially filmmakers, have more trouble facing the idea that the political is personal — that making a movie about a subject of civic importance loses much of its substance, value, and usefulness if it doesn't reflect, engage, emerge from the filmmaker's private life and intimate experience.

Garcia said a prime motivation for proceeding with a new Long Beach civic center is that the current City Hall and Main Library have outlived their usefulness and are unsafe.

Besides demonstrating this geographic variation in policy and discourse, and highlighting the countries' contrasting integration philosophies, the article's analysis of these developments over time suggests the usefulness of distinguishing between a series of stages in the rise and possibly fall (or crowding out) of civic integration concerns in family reunification policies.

— than about real usefulness.

Their usefulness is growing.

Lenin demands social usefulness.

The harm is civic.

Two factors complicate its usefulness.