Sentence examples for useful asking from inspiring English sources

"It's not yet clear how useful asking women to report how many moles they have as part of risk estimation would be, given that there are several other, more reliable, risk factors at play such as weight, age, and genes," said Dr Matthew Lam of Breakthrough Breast Cancer.

So I thought of something potentially more useful: asking former criminals who've lived in Europe for their opinions on a possible Brexit, why they chose the locations they chose as bases for committing crime and if they were motivated by any of the factors the anti-EU brigade say will result in Britain being swamped with ne'er-do-wells.

Is government spying through technologies of mass surveillance, useful? asks Jennifer Granick in "Mass Spying Means Gross Errors," on www.wired.com.

Still, there's no doubting that the cloud can be very useful – ask anyone who has lost all their photos and contact information because they lost or broke their phone.

Maybe next time, which would be a useful ask of the NWLC.

Users gave the site a mean rating of 4.8 (1 = not at all useful, 7 = very useful) when asked how useful they found the site and a mean score of 5.2 (1 = not at all likely, 7 = very likely) when asked how likely it was that they would consult a GP with the STI recommendations.

Because the fossil record is episodic rather than continuous, it is very useful for asking many kinds of questions, but it is not possible to say precisely how long most dinosaur species or genera actually existed.

The technique has proved exceedingly useful for asking where is the brain active during these tasks.

That's about as useful as asking whether or not High School works.

For Democrats to wish that they would please stop was about as useful as asking Genghis Khan to a tea party.

Maybe you have huge dreams but sometimes it might be useful just asking yourself if that something would really make you happy or not.