Sentence examples for some usefulness from inspiring English sources

In this case, the argument actually has some usefulness in cautioning us against adopting protectionism on a large scale as a way out of our current economic troubles.

This can be done by ranking the markers according to some usefulness criterion and using only the top m markers in the prediction model defined by Equation (2).

"It will add some beauty and some usefulness," said Mayor Giuliani.

The report said lie tests, which measure pulse and breathing rates, sweating and blood pressure, had some usefulness in investigating particular crimes but were far from totally reliable.

THE BOTTOM LINE A review of the research on yoga suggests that it may have some usefulness in relieving pain, but more research is needed.

In the general development the newspaper, as an institution, has played its part, and no small part, and the particular newspaper with which I personally am concerned has also played its part, it is to be hoped, not without some usefulness.

For instance, while some used the term "usefulness" others chose terms such as "effectiveness", "being efficient", "providing high quality care" and "being at the bedside and providing good care" to refer to productivity.

Manufacturing financial products became more profitable than manufacturing anything that may have had some social usefulness.

That may have been a joke Cheney told at a press dinner, but if the fictionalization of politics can soothe our angry ideological divides it may even serve some civic usefulness.

The Axon M's overall execution leaves something to be desired, but there are still compelling glimmers that point to some potential usefulness for the form factor.

Although results of studies evaluating MPV and PDW in various diseases point to some potential usefulness in the clinical practice, there are several limitations which depend on the number of technical criteria, including time and method of analysis, or anticoagulant used [ 11].