Sentence examples for nice for generating from inspiring English sources

Getting this or that bill out of committee, or getting this or that bill through a floor vote in a single house in Congress is nice for generating headlines, but none of it means anything until Obama sticks his "John Hancock" on the bottom of the bill, magically transforming it into law.

The authors give a very nice backtracking algorithm for generating all topological sortings of a directed graph.

A constructive procedure for generating simplexis inside the "nice stability region" is given starting from the unit hypercube of reflection coefficients of monic polynomials.

There are facilities for generating hydroelectric power.

Chordify is a music app for generating chord progressions when playing piano or guitar – power chords included – helping people who are learning to play these instruments string some nice sounds together.

(Appropriate for generating buzz, no?).

Twitter is a dream for generating leads.

These planar trees are substantially easier to analyze: for example, there is a nice closed form generating function for the numbers of such trees (the Catalan numbers).

You give people nice jobs, nice salaries, and they generate nice, hundred-page reports.

It's nice that you generate paper ballots for a post-election audit, but since we should not and cannot ever trust voting servers and software, and therefore will need to do a post-election paper ballot count every time — how about we skip the man-in-the-middle, and all of your software, and go straight to that part?

That's nice for Snap as it tries to generate enthusiasm for its I.P.O., which was reportedly valued somewhere between twenty billion and thirty billion dollars.