Sentence examples for more usefully expressed from inspiring English sources

The Lawson criterion applies to inertial confinement fusion as well as to magnetic confinement fusion but is more usefully expressed in a different form.

The variability in the time delay is most usefully expressed by a predictive distribution for a new individual's time delay.

A new law tightens anti-defection provisions further and, perhaps more usefully, limits the number of ministers a state government can have.

In our view, emotion suppression could be more usefully defined in broader terms, focusing on the down-regulation of both the external expression and internal experience of emotion.

Even more usefully, Painter is also her husband.

Perhaps they may more usefully be described as grotesque operas.

Hollande might more usefully have called up 10,000 psychologists or 10,000 Islamic historians.

Secondly, and perhaps more usefully, I have acquired a measure of immunity to disaster.

On 12 September 2011, it might more usefully announce: We are all Indians.

This money could have been more usefully spent on building 18,500 social homes.

More usefully still, many other key New Labour figures took the same line, among them Peter Mandelson, Alan Milburn and David Miliband.