Sentence examples for own usefulness from inspiring English sources

In addition to their own usefulness, such analytical solutions can be used in benchmark exercises for the validation of numerical codes.

One does wonder, by the way, whether Heritage may at this point be destroying its own usefulness.

Given that many graduates and recruiters disagree, one could say that academia is either overly optimistic or simply out of touch about its own usefulness.

The show documents an art world of youthful talents and hothouse intellects, buoyed by skill, desire and a congenial marketplace but skeptical about their own usefulness in the world at large.

After the horror of 9/11, it was clear that governments faced their own desperate requirement: to reassert their own usefulness and necessity, having so abjectly failed in their primary duty of protection.

She had seen, Emerson writes, "the absurdity of her life before, that was nothing new, but now there was no reason to ever believe in her own usefulness again, and it was this pretense which she so needed.

His utilitarian approach to these movies is the dominant mode of critical discourse now, because critics, seeking to justify their own public usefulness beyond matters of mere taste, tend to put politics in the foreground and take politics as the touchstone of art.

"It was a laboratory, where each object had its own coefficient of usefulness," he said, dipping into the scientific vocabulary that is sprinkled through his work.

But the Premier League is the most artificial environment yet created, one in which the in-house motivator, the equivalent of a tot of whisky and a service revolver in the spine, can seem ever more necessary, to be retained even beyond his own basic footballing usefulness.

I remember how crushed she was when two of her students successively became education ministers in the state cabinet -- she was crushed, not out of envy, but because she felt that the ascension of the new generation was a sure sign that her own generation's usefulness in public service was viewed as pretty much over.

[CP1: CP WO BCN]" The interest of the PCHC manager was influenced by his/her own perception of usefulness and by the initial cost in terms of infrastructure and human resources required to trigger the collaboration.