Sentence examples for useful because it shows from inspiring English sources

Turque's description of Gore's emergence in the early Reagan years as an arms control expert is useful because it shows us a Gore focused on choosing issues that would burnish his image as a cautious moderate.

Although the use of the NADH dehydrogenase gene in such studies is relatively rare, the results of the present study suggest that the NADH dehydrogenase gene is very useful because it shows greater nucleotide substitution rates and more variation than the cytochrome oxidase gene [ 17- 20, 27].

Having a law degree can be incredibly useful, because it shows that you know and understand law, especially laws in a particular area.

"John, the director, got us all a copy of 7 Up [the documentary series which followed 14 British children from 1964 every seven years], which was useful because it showed people in the sixties dancing".

If the likely result is going to be you just pack them up and send them home, what's the point of the legal process?" For Mr. Bharara, the review of the earlier cases was useful because it showed they were not "in uncharted territory".

Harré's model is useful here because it shows us how professional identity is mutually constituted and how this construction comprises both individual and social factors.

"It's a useful tool because it shows young people how to invest," Bobroff says.

This information is really useful for Jim because it shows him these employers are Googling him and finding him on Twitter, so it's important he make sure his BrandYourself profile is up to date and he's using BrandYourself to make sure his first page if filled with positive results, and nothing negative or irrelevant.

Despite this limited representation of ω k), the band diagram in Figure 3a2 is still very useful for most cases because it shows propagation modes associated from zero to the maximum wavevectors along the zone boundaries as illustrated by the colored arrows on the wavevector plane in Figure 3a3.

But the "farce" served a useful purpose because it showed that "even when the threat of British withdrawal from the EU is real the other member states are still not prepared to offer anything of substance to make us think it might be worthwhile staying".

"Mister VCM" could also be useful for printed documents, like desktop references, because it shows explicitly the absence of information related to a given anatomical or functional system.