Sentence examples for useful bits from inspiring English sources
The key thing is learning the lessons: extrapolating the useful bits, disposing of the bad, and using the knowledge gained as a platform for progress.
REMOVE the useful bits from annual reports the accounts—and you are mainly left with a queasy stew of executive portraits and corporate mission statements.
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, in the majority opinion, wrote approvingly of the increasing abilities of Internet filters to let in useful bits of data and keep out the naughty ones.
"Synaesthesia is obviously useful to synaesthetes in some ways," says Jonas. "It would be really nice if we could find a way to give the useful bits of synaesthesia to people who don't have it".
Scattered among these people may be useful bits of information about the likelihood of potentially significant future events -- a coup in Saudi Arabia, for example, or a collapse of the Russian currency.
Each one of the 10 can have the amount of detail adjusted such as minute and hour markers, as well as "complications" added or removed such as the date, another time zone, battery life and other useful bits.
Another useful bit of information is the origin of "spider hole," a phrase used by Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez to describe the dugout hiding place in which the fugitive Saddam was cowering.
Mr. Dervis said the pockets were a useful bit of ahistorical fashion dash.
Professionals, on the other hand, could very well perceive it as a useful bit of work.
10 min: The first useful bit of pressure from England comes as Paul Scholes switches the ball from left to right.
How David Cameron must have smiled, as he read another useful bit of advice in Blair's book.
