Sentence examples for off the usefulness from inspiring English sources

There's nothing like a breaking news event to show off the usefulness of Twitter.

It makes sense because voice assistants are so fragile and even a single misheard word can throw off the usefulness of an answer.

Not uncommon in the Miami area, the forced delay broke the rhythm of the game and took the edge off the usefulness of this exercise for Hodgson and his England players, at least in a footballing sense.

Use this Room for Debate piece about school libraries as a jumping-off point to debate the usefulness of physical libraries now.

A cut-off point will improve the usefulness of the MHI-5 to a great extent, for example for screening mental health problems in primary care or for calculating a health expectancy based on mental health [ 21, 22].

Not all fishing vessels willingly broadcast their location, of course — particularly those intent on breaking the law — and vessels can switch off their trackers, potentially hindering the usefulness of the technology.

To increase the usefulness of Off-Spotter, we also make available ENSEMBL [ 38] annotations for each reported off-target.

Of course it may have much to do with the usefulness of off-limits piggy banks to plutocrats, corrupted leaders and other operators in countless countries.

Although in the long term, we're thinking of them in ways like stock agate, which had usefulness, but the usefulness is dropping off".

More unsettling, it has given him the bravado to shrug off intelligence reporting by sneering at the usefulness of the Presidential Daily Brief.

Our findings on time off work and interference with work underline the usefulness of these suggested cut-offs in clinical practice.