Sentence examples for useful areas from inspiring English sources
Slate now makes good use of its Web origins by offering shorter articles, more daily commentary and useful areas like "Today's Papers" (digests of daily news stories), "Pundit Central" (who said what on Sunday's public-affairs shows) and "In Other Magazines" and "International Papers," both of which summarize the slant and the coverage on news and its analysis.
He likes to get forward and has a great left foot, delivering some great balls into useful areas.
The feedback report was primarily positive but included some useful areas of development around building a more commercial approach and developing a stronger team.
"The lizard brain is the key," he says, explaining that at this point in the improvathon, the performers gain full access to some of the supposedly primitive but very useful areas of the human mind.
The country's early-childhood education, highly regarded teaching profession, strong focus on well-being and whole child development, and alternative models of accountability still continue to be useful areas of interest for others.
Cancer risk is currently one of the most useful areas of genome analysis, but we are at the very beginnings of being able to use only genome data for life predictions.
Making pensions revokable based on criminal convictions "is not a useful area to go in," said an official of District Council 37, the largest public employee union in New York City.
Hangouts could remain a relatively useful area for Google, particularly in the business sector where it has managed to build up a user base.
We classify the roofs based on their useful area for PV installations and potential for receiving solar energy.
Ironically, Shirley Williams' memorial is likely to be that of destroyer-in-chief of the most successful and socially useful area of public provision Britain has achieved, the National Health Service – no longer national and no longer a service.
For pressured jobcentre staff, the volunteers are providing a useful area of expertise allowing staff to focus on supporting customers to find work, says Sam Edwards, the manager of Swindon Jobcentre Plus.
