Sentence examples for language useful from inspiring English sources

Skills that will be most in demand include familiarity with Sybase database software, which is often used by financial institutions to manage information, and with C++, an object-oriented language useful when writing large, complex programs.

In it, the panel -- a volunteer network of hundreds of scientists from many disciplines who meet periodically to review climate studies and translate the results into language useful to policy makers -- concluded that no doubt remained that the earth was warming.

In his Remarques sur la langue françoise, utiles à ceux qui veulent bien parler et bien escrire (1647; "Remarks on the French Language, Useful for Those Who Wish to Speak Well and Write Well"), Vaugelas recorded what he considered good usage: the speech of the "soundest" elements of the court and the written language of the most intelligent authors.

These functions are all interactional in nature and were devised through deductive analysis of descriptors from the CLA, looking for interactional language useful for the language classroom.

Several SBMs archetypes have been categorized to develop a common language useful to accelerate the development of SBMs in research and practice.

Training in how to talk with young people (e.g. language, useful phrases) and how to manage and advise parents was also suggested.

The prolog programming language presents a useful alternative for network motif finding as the definition and detection of network patterns is highly intuitive (prolog is a declarative language used for logic programming).

"You need to find ways of making sure the language is useful and scaffold the teaching," Smith adds.

"Language is useful, but we want people to build relations across cultural barriers," said Dan Henk, the director of the center.

"Robust" For centuries, this adjective (Google Repetition Index: seventy-seven million) was a respectable citizen of the Republic of Language, doing useful if modest service.

But for students hoping to enter the legal profession – which is increasingly global in outlook – being able to speak a foreign language is useful, and ever more desirable to employers.