Sentence examples for example of how useful from inspiring English sources

Here's an example of how useful it can be.

And my bus trip proved a timely example of how useful mobile money could be if it were more widely adopted.

It is also a useful example of how the artist used real people in historical and religious scenes.

It is easy to view this as a negative finding; it would, however, be more profitable to undertake further research into the use of guidelines – for example, how useful are they, who uses them, and what are the reasons they are not used more widely?

An example of how this can be useful was offered by Lucy* who, on a recent train trip, saw a white man tell Middle Eastern passengers that they had destroyed the NHS and to "get back to Syria".

Give me an example of how all this proved useful.

MR: Can you give an example of how this would be useful to someone with, let's say, a music video?

Identification of these two viruses provides an example of how VEM can be useful for early surveillance of emerging plant viruses.

Understanding the properties of cardiovascular physiology is an excellent example of how general principles are useful in comprehending hemodynamic instability and shock states [ 2].

As such, her life is a useful example of how looking back -- making it old, in an inversion of the Pound dictum -- can help pave paths forward.

Deloitte, a consultancy, offers a useful example of how UPS reduced the turnover rate among the people who drive its trucks and deliver its packages.