Sentence examples for useful habit from inspiring English sources

Radio also requires more intense concentration than television, which is a useful habit to gain.

Since McInnes took office at Pittodrie in 2013, Aberdeen have formed a useful habit of swatting aside lower league opposition.

The reason is that looking at changes in poll numbers is a useful habit, but hardly the only comparison you should be making.

James's formulation of associationism, the building up of useful habit systems, had implications for the study of learning that teacher educators were quick to recognize and that were made more significant by the later experiments of the American psychologist Edward L. Thorndike (1874 1949).

It has been redefined as "torture lite", or something a refugee victim did to themselves, the bad habit a useful ally may yet grow out of, the useful habit we exploit in bad allies, something threaded darkly through UK court proceedings.

It seems to be an assumption that women will carry purses or some type of bag with them wherever they go, and all I'll say about that is that it's an extremely useful habit that should be continued when you travel abroad.

I would like to take this opportunity to give up my bad habits and replace them with good, productive and useful habits.

Many Puerto Ricans have acquired few useful habits and skills over the past three decades; and the welfare state, though smaller than before, is still pervasive enough to lock many of the labour distortions in place.Puerto Rico's bloated government also bears much of the blame.

All had the useful (to the rest of us) habit of writing everything down.

Scoring at will at the other end of the field is now a useful Bayern habit, and a fading Arsenal dream.

A non-scientist, Ms Narain is proud of having one useful journalistic habit: never being afraid to ask a stupid question.