Sentence examples for slightly useful to from inspiring English sources

Because of course it is not even slightly useful to have random birthdays injected into your daily schedule, mixed in with the information you do find useful.

Nearly half of our survey respondents said a research ethics consultation service would not be useful at all, or only slightly useful, to researchers at their institution.

Using a Pixel C, the system went from slightly useful in the odd occasion when it worked to unlocking the device about 80% of the time.

It was several years ago that we started seeing the first internet-connected TVs, and since then TV makers have been adding more and more slightly useful features, generally one or two per generation — it wouldn't do to put them all out at once, of course.

They may be slightly useful for scouting on the first level, but they will not be able to traverse the second level's narrow doors and hallways.

Approximately half of all the survey respondents thought that a research ethics consultation service would be moderately to extremely useful to researchers at their institutions while 49% said it would not be useful or would be only slightly useful (see Table 2).

However, we did find that those from biological sciences departments were more likely to find a research ethics consultation service not at all useful or slightly useful personally (68% vs 58%; Pearson chi2 p = 0.01).

And because the CD changer lives behind the driver's seat (why does every other carmaker manage to incorporate a six-disc changer into the dash?), what might have been a slightly useful cubby doesn't exist.

The VC has offices in Edinburgh and London, giving it an ever so slightly useful edge over some that might not see everything north of the border, where a sizeable startup scene has developed around unicorns like Skyscanner and FanDuel.

In fact, of the list of over 80 titles, there aren't any books that are even slightly useful manuals for overthrowing the government.

A centralised register for NVAF, anticoagulation clinics and pharmacist monitored INR levels were amongst strategies considered "not useful" or only "slightly useful" by more than 50% of GPs.