Sentence examples for making it useful to from inspiring English sources

The beeper does live on, in limited circles: its network remains more reliable than cell networks, making it useful to E.M.S. and other rescue workers.

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For example, the details on the processes that lead to failure can be determined from these surfaces, making it useful to investigate their morphology.

Each of these areas can and should be analyzed separately as they pose distinct problems and challenges, but they are also interconnected, making it useful to investigate them within a common frame of reference.

In turn, the SOFA score has widespread familiarity within the critical care community, making it useful to assess the degree of organ failure extent at ICU admission [7, 17].

RIFLE classification predicted all-cause and cardiac mortality in both AKI and ACKI, making it useful to stratify the patients with concomitant cardiac and renal dysfunction.

Although, the excellent properties of Ti alloy make it useful to be used in different important industries, these properties are also making this alloy to be one of the hardest, and difficult to machine material.

Frederick Douglass, in his great speech "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?," said, "We have to do with the past only as we can make it useful to the present and to the future".

If an 18th-century novel gives a true picture of English country life of that time, this makes it useful to read as history, but does it also make it a better novel?

"So people in the dream, they'd talk and somebody would say 'We have to do with the past only as we can make it useful to the present' [Frederick Douglass].

"That's really the great thing about Google, the fact that it can do it on such a humongous scale and actually make it useful to the general public".