Sentence examples for somewhat more useful from inspiring English sources

Where numbers can be somewhat more useful is in alerting us to the fact that something unusual — steroids or otherwise — was going on around the turn of the last decade.

When the Na'vi plug their braids into similar neural cords that hang from the heads of crested, horselike animals and giant birds, they achieve zahelu, which is not, apparently, as pleasurable as sex, but somewhat more useful — the Na'vi's thoughts govern the animals' behavior.

A diagram is somewhat more useful, as it can highlight these linkages, although it cannot show the amount of detail that can be listed in a table.

Blessed with slightly more useful Oscar love nominations for actress (Meryl Streep) and supporting actress (Julia Roberts) August: Osage County nevertheless proved a somewhat tougher sell.

The uses of Siri highlighted run the gamut from very obvious and well-known to somewhat more obscure but still useful.

But somewhat more difficult for us.

The range of ceiling ratios presented may be too high for CRQ in particular, and it might have been more useful, if somewhat more cumbersome, to present a different range of ceiling ratios for each of the two outcomes.

Firms that have spent billions on IT without any guarantee that their bottom line would benefit are desperate for such savings.Most important, perhaps, the concept of real time is more useful than the somewhat artificial distinction between the "old" and the "new" economy.

In the section on "Testing the hypothesis", it might be useful to be somewhat more explicit about this crucial validation of the proposed scenario.

Before moving on, it is useful to mention three, somewhat more refined, versions of this theorem.[4] Let T be a countable collection of first-order sentences and let A be an infinite set.

Before we can discuss this model, it would be useful to consider a somewhat more conventional model, for the distribution of the number of genes within chromosomal segments.