Sentence examples for perhaps more useful from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps more useful for us to identify some of the more troubling potential circumstances, and broadly define the kinds of challenges we are most likely to encounter.

27 It is perhaps more useful to use the composite measure of infiltration or phlebitis as it avoids any potential for misdiagnosis.

Examples of used and discarded topologies would be a useful figure (perhaps more useful than the present Figure  1).

And perhaps more useful, Republican strategists argue, will be Mr. Gore's words themselves.

Patience and politeness are indeed only secondary virtues, but perhaps more useful than he acknowledges.

Perhaps more useful as a signpost are the two Welsh declarations expected about now – Swansea and Caerphilly.

Perhaps ANN maybe more useful for functional traits (or traits were e.g., epistasis is present) than for milk traits, which seem to behave additively and can be predicted well with linear methods.

But perhaps more socially useful is the use I saw a teacher make of the big open rooms during a recent visit.

Ultrasonography may be used to identify a soft tissue foreign body, but perhaps the more useful application in the emergency department is the localization and removal of it.

But perhaps a more useful issue to address is why air-traffic controllers are FAA employees.

She was a gifted illustrator, but perhaps even more useful was her knack for self-promotion.