Sentence examples for that useful to from inspiring English sources

They enjoyed their degrees but in hindsight they have not been that useful to them.

Perhaps then, it is not all that useful to try to separate "developing" from "developed" as we do in the case of economics.

3) A review of a performance that occurred before the show was frozen is not all that useful to readers, since it won't accurately reflect what the show will look like for the duration of its run.

Also new in this technical preview are on-demand image loading (which isn't all that useful to me, but may be worth a shot when you are on a really slow WiFi connection) and Fast Forward and Rewind.

The ads can also get smarter in other ways; for example, if you looked at a product on your laptop and then bought it on your tablet, if the advertiser connects those devices, it knows that it's probably not that useful to bombard you with retargeted ads for something you've already purchased.

However, since this is a common haplotype, it is probably not that useful to distinguish amongst the various atypical parkinsonian syndromes, although one small study (from the genetic standpoint) demonstrated a nonsignificantly higher odds ratio of the H1/H1 genotype in the Richardson variant of PSP than in the PSP-Parkinsonism variant [ 47].

"Competition between men is a fuel that's useful to us.

It offered a space that was useful to that people group in that time period.

I like to think I have a message that's useful to that moment.

Number one, do I have a message that's useful to that moment?

We're thrilled that we seem to have created something that is useful to so many people.