Sentence examples for more useful question from inspiring English sources

That's a more useful question to ask really".

'What did you see?' is the more useful question".

Perhaps the more useful question to ask is why the products of top law schools and journalism schools who are interested in teaching future generations are disproportionately Democrats.

A more useful question is: Why has fashion become of such increasing interest to artists and the art world since the early 1980's?

At this point, the more useful question may be how Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney are polling relative to their postdebate numbers.

A more useful question concerns the degree to which Al Qaeda owed its success to the weakness of the F.B.I. and the agency's chronic inability to synthesize intelligence reports, draw conclusions, and work with other agencies.

While inferring hippocampal functionality in the infant through cognitive testing and inference alone may have been appropriate three decades ago (when Schacter and Moscovitch, 1984, proposed their model), surely in this era of advanced, non-invasive neuroimaging techniques we should be attempting to ask more sophisticated and potentially more useful questions of this developing system.

Isn't a more useful research question, "How can we help kids to use their devices to cultivate empathy?" In truth, kids can use their devices to be kind, creative, closer and even more empathetic.

We'd have thought that, rather than worrying that testing companies might not be giving the "full" picture, it might be more useful to question the wisdom of trying to track down our individual "origins" in the first place.

As such, we believe that the broad thrusts of the concepts represented by the questions are more useful than the questions themselves.

Their conspicuous displays of concern might be more useful if they questioned the wisdom of propping up monstrous regimes because they are "on our side in the war on terror".