Sentence examples for speaking useful from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately for cancer patients, this work has also taught us that oncogenes are not, generally speaking, useful therapeutic targets (Poulikakos et al, 2011).

Paul Lundahl, co-founder of Mightyverse, a company that is creating a database of videos of people speaking useful phrases in everything from Urdu to Japanese to Na'vi, the language from the film "Avatar," agreed, saying he hoped the event would get people to "celebrate the idea of recording their language".

Her death prompted pride in the two friends' parallel achievements, as political leaders who pulled their countries back from a sense of inevitable decline, and their joint triumphs, most notably in speaking useful truths about the cruelty and weakness of the communist system.

The conceptual construction "I" is then understood to be only a manner of speaking, a useful shorthand.

The more we learn about the venoms that cause such awful damage, the more we realise, medically speaking, how useful they can be.

This latest version of the Dot brings a number of key improvements to the table, including a new voice processor, new mics and Echo Spatial Perception, designed to recognize to which device a user is speaking — a useful feature as the company tries to compel users to become multi-Echo households.

We also need to explore whether this way of thinking and speaking offers useful insights in an environment of continual health care improvement and reform.

Generally speaking, it is useful to distinguish negative from positive duties to oneself.

Broadly speaking, ploughs are most useful for crops that require large tracts of land to be tilled in a short span of time, perhaps because the climate favours a grain with a relatively short growing season.

You will find discussion about the psychology and mechanics of speaking that should be useful for future lectures, conferences, presentations and talks (including job talks), etc. Public speaking, it is commonly said, is one of the most pervasive fears (in some surveys, second only to death).

After all, I'd been an ordinary white boy once, before the killing and burning, and maybe I could be one again someday, and maybe this book could help me do it, even if it was a novel and not useful, generically speaking".