Sentence examples for useful by far from inspiring English sources

The iPad Air 2 has a few prominent new features that weren't present on previous generations – the most useful by far is Touch ID.

Local journals, defined as those from the region where the physicians practise, were regarded as most useful by far fewer respondents for their clinical (22%), teaching (14%), and research (11%) activities.

Halo 4's wall-piercing vision mode is the most useful new Armour Ability by far, but it has weaknesses.

The most useful app for the fridge, by far, is the Epicurious app.

Of all the contributions that Lewis Carroll made to the English language — burble, chortle, gimble, galumph — by far the most useful to contemporary culture is "rabbit hole".

They stimulate discussion, make more good bottles available to more people and, most important, offer by far the most useful resources for increasing the American public's confidence in its often uneasy relationship with wine: attentive ears and friendly voices.

But by far the most useful thing to know about Bastion is that you can corner-peek him (as Widowmaker, for example) and aim at the exposed edges of his shield, without his being able to see you and return fire.

Cinefantastique "is by far the most useful U.S. fantastic-cinema magazine, being less juvenile in orientation and (apparently) less dependent on the studios for pictorial material, and thus more independent in its judgments" than other such magazines, Peter Nicholls wrote in "The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction".

By far the most useful feature though is its room sentry function.

The tiny camera built into the frame is by far the most useful aspect of the device.

"In almost all painful maladies I have found Indian hemp by far the most useful of drugs," Reynolds wrote.