Sentence examples for useful in sustaining from inspiring English sources

"For certain no one kicks sand in the face of the Israeli men; for certain hatred of Arabs is useful in sustaining male rage and a willingness to injure and kill; for certain, militarist heroes do not get bashed by the international community or Amnesty International or human rights groups for beating their wives or for killing them".

Use of urban best management practices (BMPs) in sensitive locations, preventive strategies, and long-term conservation planning will be useful in sustaining the watershed system.

If this sounds uncomfortably similar to a popularity contest, perhaps we might view it instead as the long-term process by which the early Christians sorted and sifted through various reflections on the faith until a grassroots consensus emerged on what books proved most useful in sustaining faith.

As we continue to work hard and drive our hand hygiene programme, we hope that the lessons from our experience would be useful in sustaining hand hygiene improvement and public health in Nigeria as well as prove transferable across the big diverse population of over 170 million people and other developing countries as part of strengthening health systems.

The results showed that judicious combined application of organic wastes with inorganic fertilizers could be a useful practice in sustaining fertility of poor sandy soils.

Thus, a clinically relevant matrix for dual delivery of vascular cells and drugs may be useful in engineering sustained tissue preservation and potentially regenerating ischemic cardiac tissue.

This review suggests that group and individual interventions of varying intensity in both primary health care and community settings may all be useful in supporting sustained change in health literacy for change in behavioural risk factors.

Group and individual interventions of varying intensity in primary health care and community settings are useful in supporting sustained change in health literacy for change in behavioral risk factors.

The research of a new biological ECM useful in cartilage restoration arises from the need to identify an easily available resource suitable in sustaining chondrocytes adhesion and proliferation, even if not specific.

The deterministic models have been useful in showing that sustained oscillations can be produced in a system where there is at least one negative feedback loop with a delay, and a sustained signal.

The 'Practical Inquiry model' was useful in facilitating a sustained on-topic discourse involving critical thinking.