Sentence examples for of usefulness to from inspiring English sources

"That's an archive looking back all the way to the 1800s, applying this notion of usefulness to art history – so projects that have an actual social use," says Steadman.

He wanted, he once said, to bring the notion of usefulness to sculpture and to demystify art, which he regarded as a fun house rather than a cathedral.

Fuel duty is becoming one of those taxes, like council tax, that is now at the limit of usefulness to government.

He wanted, he once said, to bring the notion of usefulness to sculpture and to demystify art, which he regarded as a funhouse rather than a cathedral.

Among this series of parables, the most famous, the useless tree, illustrates the relativity of usefulness to Hui Shi.

A new method based on aflatoxin detoxification was introduced which is more applicable, faster, and cheaper highlighting its potential of usefulness to be applied in milk factories.

This is partly a legacy of their usefulness to two former invaders of South Asia, the Mughals and British, both of whom patronised the shrine-keepers.

Even on PCs, cookies have lost much of their usefulness to advertisers, largely because of cookie blockers.

Part of its usefulness to Judd came in the form of its many disused buildings of warfare, where for much of the last century the federal government had stored the stuff of war, from weapons to German prisoners.

"I would not discount the significance of the experience that we have in terms of its usefulness to the Europeans".

We submit that sustainability could be enhanced by more effective ways of characterizing the degree to which critical orbits are vulnerable to loss of usefulness due to the accumulation of space debris.