Sentence examples similar to useful decades from inspiring English sources
Things have improved a bit since then, but mass production of anything useful is decades off.On the other handFor the chemistry prize, the Royal Academy reverted to type.
So, even as military planners increasingly find nuclear weapons less useful than decades ago, the public responds to the possibility of nuclear terrorism with the desire for the US to keep its weapons, which are more numerous now than in the 1980s.
The worst of these is the pot-smoking walk in the woods that Jessy and the television crew's cameraman (Micah Stock) take to start Act 2. Sorry, but my-first-joint scenes haven't been funny or dramatically useful for decades.
The absolute number of cold-related deaths is projected to remain higher than that of heat-related deaths in both countries over the assessment period, indicating that interventions to reduce cold-related mortality are needed now and will be useful for decades to come.
And when I asked her which object people would still find useful a decade from now - an iPhone or a rubber band - she was clear: "The rubber band, because by then the iPhone will be a dinosaur because it is not simple enough".
The editor's illuminating biographical summaries set out useful links from decade to decade, but it is Scholem's uncompromising voice that gives this volume its unified force and striking crescendos.
The bank is also emphasizing the importance of refurbishing dams, as mechanical equipment reaches the end of its useful life after decades of use.
There are outliers on both sides of zero, but the strong clumping around zero provides a useful summary of decades of research on this question.
But the inexorability of Moore's Law means that genomic scanning will be a fact of life and a profoundly useful one within a decade or less.
QUESTION FROM ANDREW: Weren't those isolated decades however useful for us to build our confidence again?
Dyes and pesticides have been used by mankind for many decades for different useful purposes.
