Sentence examples for useful fighting from inspiring English sources

The Polish government found the Cossacks a useful fighting force in wars with the Tatars, Turks, and Muscovites but in peacetime viewed them as a dangerously volatile element.

It's the perfect film to celebrate the end of dry January, and it has a number of genuinely useful fighting lessons.

Former assistant attorney general Yoo not only wants to conceal the evidence of the torture that he authorised; he wants us to believe that his torture policy was useful in fighting terrorism.

Researchers had hoped the case of Andrew "weev" Auernheimer would be useful in fighting for reform.

He said his father, a military officer, had told him the weapons were not very useful in fighting wars.

But the CoStar design, they conjectured, delivered most of the drug many weeks after implantation when it was less useful in fighting the irritation of the artery.

But some military officials have been working behind the scenes to convince transition officials that the military commissions may be useful in fighting terrorism.

True, the University of Edinburgh, where Darwin once studied, intended none of this -- it wanted only to patent certain laboratory methods that may prove useful in fighting diseases like Parkinson's.

But it is also because helicopters are useful in fighting both an insurgency and a conventional war.In 2004 the National Audit Office reported that Britain's forces suffered from a 38% gap in required battlefield helicopter lift.

(And beyond: excreted antibiotics that make their way into sewers have been blamed for spurring the development of drug-resistant bacteria in the wild).The brief active window does, however, mean that Dr Feringa's drug would only be useful in fighting localised infections, where a half-hour antibiotic raid is plenty, rather than more general ones which require a sustained onslaught.

In an ironic twist, the new molecular shuttle may even prove useful in fighting TB, says Riley.