Sentence examples for rather useful to from inspiring English sources

So Glasgow East may just turn out to be rather useful to Mr Brown.

Alive, if he is serious about withdrawing many of his previous demands, the PKK leader might actually prove rather useful to Turkey, moderating the hardliners in his movement.In Diyarbakir, the political nerve-centre of the mainly Kurdish south-east of Turkey, most ordinary Kurds are weary of the bloodshed and say they do not want an independent Kurdish state.

Therefore, it is rather useful to understand whether the proposed estimator works well or not.

Although in practice this is of course not in our control, but rather useful to know since estimated locations in the vicinity or at the optimal positions could be assigned as high confidence targets.

Thus, identification of the risk factor leading to ARDS in the single patient, regardless of its direct or indirect nature, is rather useful to guide treatment for the underlying disease causing ARDS [ 1].

It definitely is a good language to learn, not only will it help you understand languages like Spanish, French among other things (it is a Romance language) but knowing more than one language can prove to be rather useful at times.

I have since sold it and made a rather useful donation to charity".

Prolonged flashback sequences detail how they got to this point and a slim storyline eventually emerges, following mechanic Barry Jay Gallagherr) and his sister Brooke (Bianca Bradey), who discovers a rather useful ability to telepathically control the undead.

It would've been rather more useful to have said it at the time".

The problem, as Lawrence told the Re-Work conference on Deep Learning in London, was that the pump was rather more useful to those who had a lot of coal than those who didn't: it was good, but not good enough to buy coal in to run it.

These findings raise again the fundamental issue whether popular media is detrimental rather than useful to public health.