Sentence examples for that much use from inspiring English sources

But emotions unanchored from circumstances (social, political, economic) are not that much use outside of the consulting room.

Either way, it might not get all that much use: the Marlins hit only 149 home runs last year, not exactly a jackpot for the big leagues.

The consumer group Which? says it has been analysing the value of fee-charging bank accounts for many years and has concluded "that you can often get the extra benefits cheaper elsewhere, and that some of the 'benefits' just aren't that much use".

"Right now people are using [beacon tech] in big outdoor venues like music venues and live sports, and they're not really making that much use of the actual data — they're just collecting it and seeing where users are going.

"Frankly, the [previous] disclosures weren't of that much use," says Kelly Huston, a spokesman for the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services, one of the first state agencies to make those disclosures available for anyone on its website.

If you play an instrument too (while singing), such as guitar or bass, and cannot move that much, use facial expressions or your arms and hands the most you can to make the crowd follow you and have a good vibe.

Some 70percentt of sales are made in the West Bank — nearly that much used to be in Israel — and profit has returned.

His son earns almost that much using the tractor, purchased with profits from the vegetable oil operation, to deliver stones to a railway construction site.

Voters judged him by different standards to the mainstream media ― to borrow that much used phrase ― newspapers took him literally but not seriously, whilst many voters took him seriously but not literally.

As more boomers achieve "empty nester" status they could bring investment capital, and broader connections to smaller cities that could much use them.

And if we could do that much larger use of the waste, it would make it much better.