Sentence examples for continuing utility from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The problems with the industries building and continuing utility problems with some of the old buildings and systems led to extensive updates in 1937, including new tool-proof grills on the ventilators on the roof of the cell house, two new boilers installed in the power house and a new pump for salt water sanitation and guardrails added to stairways.

Indeed, reference has been made at several places in this review to their continuing utility.

Despite its continuing utility, and ease of setup, many data collection projects require considerably more complexity than a single form.

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.

If it continues, utilities along the river will have to buy power and may be punished by the same market forces that gave them a windfall.

Given the complexity of this issue for many NATO members, the differing views regarding the continuing political utility of these weapons and a curious absence of leadership from key countries, it appears unlikely that NATO will achieve such clarity in Lisbon.

New York State Energy and Research Development Authority submitted its plan for a new Clean Energy Fund--roughly $5 billion to grow clean energy programs in the next decade by continuing a utility bill surcharge.