Sentence examples for every useful from inspiring English sources

Every useful thing to slow it down should be done; this is an easy one.

These examples, and innumerable others, expose "the core fiction of American health care," says Professor Alain Enthoven of Stanford University: "that insurance should cover every useful medical procedure no matter how small the benefit or prohibitive the cost".

For every useful nugget posted there's some fool prepared to describe the Coliseum in Rome as a "derelict stadium... where animals and innocent people used to get killed on a daily basis a long time ago".

The struggle for existence is so extreme, according to Darwin, that every useful adaptation, however tiny, can help a species survive the Malthusian bloodbath he witnessed in his own deceptively beautiful garden.

It has been mocked for the grandiosity and unworldliness of its business premises: in the stable block of Bagshot Park, Edward's vast Victorian residence in the Surrey countryside, miles from every useful professional contact.

Nor is it the devastating critique of Mr Gove his accusers suppose, for this requires what none has provided: a compelling and affordable alternative, similarly founded on the principles of consumer choice, competition and local accountability that underpin every useful effort at state modernisation, in Britain or anywhere, in recent times.

People are willing to give up every other useful tool for being able to write together".

They're an elite fighting force, the Spartans of a post-apocalyptic USA, and they've adopted every technique useful for modern urban guerrilla combat.

Yet for all its promise, the agreement ducks the issue of costs, denying the harsh reality that no health care system can afford to pay for every medically useful treatment.

"Waste not, want not" was a life anthem for my prudent grandmother, and it was passed down to me, along with her advice about why it was just as easy to fall in love with a rich man as a poor one... something of a mixed message from someone who stashed away not just scraps of fabric, but also every potentially useful item in her small universe.

Not every "not useful" thought should be treated the same.