Sentence examples for strategically useful from inspiring English sources

In 2002, Middleton's parents bought a strategically useful flat in Chelsea which their daughter could use.

The name of "our" enemy has changed over the years, from communism to Islamism, but generally it is any society independent of western power and occupying strategically useful or resource-rich territory, or merely offering an alternative to US domination.

It's one thing to argue that being an outsider can be strategically useful.

The firm's proprietary algorithms for transforming raw data into strategically useful information were far more defensible.

The attacks were co-ordinated, in strategically useful places that had seen few protests.

To Britain, Palestine was strategically useful for the defense of the Suez Canal, which meant access to India.

For example, users strategically used search to find useful structure ideas instead of just accumulating information facts.

Strategically, transponders are useful almost anywhere you'd want to keep tabs on activity and that's a lot of places.

Even a billion-dollar damages award would be strategically far less useful to Apple than a permanent injunction would have been, or could still be if it is granted after the appeal.

A case that the charity Contact a Family successfully saw through the supreme court recently illustrates why, if used strategically, it can be a useful tool for charity campaigners.

Certainly it's a useful narrative, strategically and psychologically, for various parties trying to make sense of the murders — parents at a loss to explain their sons' involvement and lawyers advocating their clients' innocence and a military invested in a version of events that contains and cauterizes the problem.