Sentence examples for do very useful from inspiring English sources
The numbers measure service delivery, but charities sometimes do very useful things the numbers can't capture.
This is not to say that the market doesn't do very useful things, too.
Rusbridger said: "I have enjoyed being on the code committee, which does very useful work.
McConnell said that in his own letter, he "pointed out that ICE does very useful work" before going on to hammer Senate Democrats on the issue.
Among all the controversy it was forgotten that the organisation actually does very useful work, for instance in managing the international radio-frequency spectrum and developing technical standards.
Even if she seems to do very little useful in your eyes, look for the good she does and focus on all the little things she does that are helpful, kind and sweet.
While some of these associations are tenuous, or speculative at best, this study does do something very useful, it identifies potential biomarkers that can be taken forward into the next round of research.
Not only was the Harvard Mark I a technological dead end, it did not even do anything very useful in the fifteen years that it ran" (p. 75).
Another would be to stop trying to deal with so many countries.With 192 participants, the annual UNFCCC conferences are too big to do anything very useful.
We learn of his intellectual formation under the tutelage of Ayn Rand, whose doorstopping novels are enjoying a mini revival, and his deep suspicion of the ability of governments to do anything very useful.
