Sentence examples for might usefully adopt from inspiring English sources

There's the very contemporary notion of a Council of the North – one we might usefully adopt right now.

People interested in behaviour change, whether for travel or anything else, might usefully take this into account in their efforts.

By extension, we might usefully follow Michael Bratman in calling the second type of view "extreme externalism" (Bratman 1979, pp. 158 9).

On this basis, we conclude that the ubiquitous term "scenario planning" is a misnomer and propose that other "scenario" terminologies might usefully be adopted that more precisely indicate the process and objectives of scenario interventions.

Such an approach might usefully be adopted for those Cancer Councils delivering training, in order to maintain momentum and contact with those who had attended prior face-to-face training.

Many studies have been published proposing a range of tests that might usefully identify patients at risk of foot ulceration, creating confusion among practitioners as to which screening tests should be adopted in clinical practice.

Because the Constitution empowered the government to collect taxes and borrow money, Hamilton argued, a central bank might usefully discharge such functions.

At this time of corporate romancing, these shareholders might usefully offer such bosses some sage parental advice, along the lines of: take your time, play the field.

Journalists, too, might usefully be scared.

It might usefully have done so earlier.

It's something we might usefully talk about more frankly.