Sentence examples for more useful taking from inspiring English sources

Partners with an expertise in the early-stage and later-stage startup life cycle may end up seeing themselves more useful taking a back seat and focusing on other investments.

Expanding the view to include the concept of aberrant signaling may provide a more useful take on this problem.

"It can be about making them more useful, consume less power or take up less space".

As you'd expect, there's some correlation (r=0.3), so the more useful items take longer to learn in general.

A flock of companies is trying to make gift cards more useful and take a piece of their value by offering to buy, sell and trade them.

The United States and many other major pollutant-emitting countries have concluded that it is more useful to take incremental but important steps toward a global agreement rather than to try to jam through a treaty that is either too weak to address the problem or too onerous to be ratified and enforced.

In today's environment, it may be more useful to take a broader view of the role that insurance can play.

The rotation resistance trait, however, does have a selective advantage in landscapes with a high proportion of yearly corn:soybean rotation (Onstad et al. 2001, 2003), so perhaps it would be easier and more useful to take a more functional approach.

Wouldn't a good pair of walking/running shoes be more useful and take up significantly less space?

Just a front facing camera, SD card slot and battery meter would make the iPad so much more useful while not taking away from the device's aesthetics  at all.

In our analysis of presidential primary polls, we have found that adjusting early polls for name recognition generally yields more useful predictions than taking the numbers at face value.