Sentence examples for more useful not from inspiring English sources

But for the rest of us, Adobe's pruning job actually makes the program more useful, not less.

This fairly simple combination of JSON, a Ruby script and a Ruby library produced results that were more useful — not to mention much more quickly generated — than anything the PDF could offer.

With Ms. Jarrett's unquestioning belief in the president has come a tendency to take political criticism personally, "even when it would be more useful not to," said Marilyn Katz, a Chicago friend of both Ms. Jarrett and the president.

As more and more of our lives are conducted not just on our computers but on our mobile devices, having a bigger screen is just becoming more useful – not only for tapping out emails but for watching movies (yes, some people do actually do this) or just browsing the web.

The question thus is: Can a corpus become even more useful not only to the lexicographer, but also to the user?

So there you have it, a few simple downloads and your Treo is suddenly far more useful, not to mention fun.

What works for one startup might not work for another, and Mickle wants Founderkit to try to offer suggestions that are more useful and not necessarily just popular within networks.

"What's going to happen to the next charitable organization that wants to raise money for something perhaps a little bit more useful and not so monumental?" The Alphawood Foundation, in its contract, was simply assured of "favored nation status," meaning that its name would appear in a prominent location apart from the recognition of lesser donors.

My presumption is that it will be slightly more useful but not a game changer.

Google notes that these packs are "less comprehensive than their online equivalents," but even a smaller dictionary is more useful than not having one at all.

In this new mobile format, the service becomes a lot more useful, and not just because it saves you the hassle of dealing what increasingly feels like deal spam email.