Sentence examples for continued utility from inspiring English sources

Yet the robes and bonnets keep appearing, as those women ― exhausted by the cycle of threatening bills ― find continued utility in the pop culture phenomenon.

We project continued utility of this process to the fabrication and molecular patterning of cell-instructive matrices for in vitro tissue culture.

And the unwillingness to question its continued utility in the face of evidence that it is doing real harm looks all too similar to the intellectual fetters that led central bankers to persist in foolish policy in the early 1930s.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's dissent is worth reading in its entirety (it's plain-spoken and admirably restrained) but just to cite one example of the law's continued utility: The DOJ rejected jurisdictions' preclearance applications in over 700 cases between 1982 and 2006, and 31 times since then.

This post (i) briefly outlines the history of FSOC's creation, its design and the problems it sought to address; and (ii) reviews certain Treasury Report recommendations in light of this context, noting particular recommendations whose implementation may raise concerns regarding the continued utility of SIFI designations.

Our findings emphasize the continued utility of MPI in guiding risk stratification in Asia.

In witnessing the prolonged death rattle of their industry, which never really had a right to exist, the general response was, unsurprisingly, to laud their own continuing utility.

The fights, he said, help preserve breeds with ancient roots in Central Asian and Caucasus life and with a continuing utility in food production.

Judge Bates also argued that the case showed the "continuing utility" of the section of the Voting Rights Act that requires pre-clearance for certain jurisdictions in "deterring problematic" changes to voting laws.

They will point to the voting laws and redistricting plans like those passed in Texas last year that the act prevented from going into effect as examples of Section 5's continuing utility.

In addition to chapters on music, capitalism, and globalization, Music in the World includes previously unpublished essays on the continuing utility of the concept of culture in the study of music, a historicization of treatments of affect, and an essay on value and music.