Sentence examples for enlightening tool from inspiring English sources

"O.K., You Fix the Budget" (Week in Review, Nov. 14) provided a useful, enlightening tool for both understanding our nation's deficit and formulating choices over budget cuts.

In so doing, this article will undoubtedly serve as an enlightening tool for the scientists working in the concerned area.

Although not very well known, this plot is an enlightening tool for data interpretation, as it enables a graphical examination of the relationships between variables and variates.

When "Seinfeld" introduced the phrase "not that there's anything wrong with that" in connection to the possibility of a character being gay, GLBTQ characters were a rarity on TV and thus that joke may have served as a sort of crude but useful enlightening tool.

This new trend has been a powerful tool in enlightening millions of people on an issue that has long been manipulated by the state's propaganda machinery which has succeeded in creating a misleading narrative on Baha'is founded upon false myths and distorted reality.

In addition, this study suggests that EcoRunner could be used in education systems as an environmental feedback tool to enlighten consumers motivation and change consumption patterns.

Individual industrial cases already reveal the potential of this new generation of cooperative development paradigm, which has enlightened that the future tool maker is a highly and competent partner along the value chain of the entire product life cycle.

But away from the mechanical side of studying the new tools in my arsenal, new words take me on an enlightening journey.

COI studies as decision making tool has been debated, but they may be useful by educating, informing and enlightening policy makers in planning and financing [3].

Correlation matrix analysis is a valuable tool in hydrogeochemical studies that can specify the associations among individual parameters and thus enlightening the overall prudence of data set and enlightening the links between individual parameters and various controlling factors (Li et al. 2013; Wang and Jiao 2012).

The process will also be enlightening because faculties are seldom treated to analysis that goes beyond the use of budgets as a rationing tool.