Sentence examples for genuine usefulness from inspiring English sources

But adoption and genuine usefulness take time.

It takes time for the genuine usefulness of new technologies to settle.

For all the power and the genuine usefulness of data, perhaps we have not yet acknowledged how imperfectly a tidy database maps on to a messy world.

Readers often ask us to recommend books and DVDs, but with the huge volume of chess literature available, the problem is finding works of genuine usefulness to the average player.

Even though the genuine usefulness of bits of technology that you strap to your person still has a lot of proving to do — vs the intrusion (both visual, with a lot of these early devices being best described as uuuuuuuugggglllyyy; and, more importantly, the sensitive personal data being captured and monetized) — it's the big huge lucrative potential that's exciting makers and investors.

Now Bitcoin is reaching new heights thanks to a combination of speculation on future value and genuine, undeniable usefulness.

Herein, we engineered a xylose-fermenting R. opacus strain capable of high-cell-density cultivation at high xylose concentrations and substantiated its usefulness for TAG production using genuine lignocellulosic hydrolysate.

That kind of behaviour - whether genuine or the result of some automated system - is raising questions about Facebook's usefulness as a platform where businesses can engage with consumers.

The script cannot discriminate between these spatter sources and genuine changes in lava level, but their appearance is so brief that it does not affect the overall usefulness of the script, which focuses on day-to-day, and longer timescale, changes.

A genuine gap analysis, an effective monitoring of key parameters and comprehensive workforce planning are key elements to improving the usefulness of physician supply projections.

In two striking chapters of his Nichomachean Ethics he distinguishes genuine friendship from two simulacra, one in which the basis of the relationship is pleasure, the other in which it is mutual usefulness.