Sentence examples for more important uses from inspiring English sources

Proving that there are more important uses for your phone's camera than selfies, this app transforms smartphones into portable eye-examination kits, allowing healthcare workers in developing countries to detect cataracts and retinal problems with little training.

By requiring bulk e-mailers to label spam honestly, and by making it easy for recipients to filter it or choose not to receive it, the government can go a long way toward preserving e-mail for more important uses.

That could also be of immense value to a big online retailer, like Amazon, that wants to customize its offerings, or for more important uses, like personalizing medical treatment.

But more important, using a dexterous dramatic shorthand, "Lonely, I'm Not" lets us see Porter and Heather as other people — friends, family and strangers — see them, and makes sure that we register how incomplete and even damaging those perceptions are.

More important, using an earmarked tax to pay for the vouchers would limit cost increases.

An even more important use is to decipher some of the songs on the music video channels.

There could not be a more important use of his time.

There is no more important use of the $4.5 trillion surplus expected over the next 10 years than to do what other wealthy countries have proved is affordable.

An even more important use of hedging is to protect the international value of real assets such as securities, real estate, and industrial buildings and plants.

However, a much more important use of vulnerability assessments is to refine CANs.

A potentially more important use of tests sensitive to right frontal lobe functioning, though, may be in predicting dementia patients that will develop significant and disruptive behavioral deficits.