Sentence examples for think useful from inspiring English sources

For the purposes of what follows I use New Atheism as a somewhat baggy but, I think, useful shorthand for the trenchant anti-religion polemics of Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, Daniel Dennett (though he is more scientific and more polite) and AC Grayling, plus a few others.

Even a simply printed thing would be, I think, useful; it doesn't need to be glossy or have commissioned essays.

Some quick, rough, but I think useful math: In 2011, the combined GDP of all the world's economies not including China was slightly over $60 trillion.

But it is nonetheless possible — and, I think, useful — to imagine these movies in dialogue with each other, taking part in a conversation on race that the American public is always supposedly eager to have, but never right now.

For example: "We need to dispose of everything" (there are transportation costs to the library, and duplicates to be disposed of) or "Take whatever you think useful" (librarian has most flexibility).

To these Democrats, we make the same suggestion we have given to senators eager to fix the nation's electric power grid without signing on to the rest of the energy bill: carve out the parts they think useful and vote on them separately.

It was thought useful, for example, for the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s to be encouraged by the sale of forbidden British arms.

The landowning peasantry, who alone were thought useful for military service, were declining in numbers, while the landless citizenry were increasing.

These results are thought useful in the band gap engineering of Si.

While a push from the school end can clearly make a difference, a "pull" from the universities themselves is also thought useful.

Introduction Clinical and biological monitoring of efficacy and safety of RRT sessions is thought useful and in many ICUs biological testing at mid RRT session and at its end is routinely performed.