Sentence examples for useful in terms from inspiring English sources

"It would be extremely useful in terms of us trying to ensure that his security was maintained.

The use of ANFIS is found to be very useful in terms of the prediction of temperature distribution within the BEL after exposure to radiation.

That's not useful in terms of grand strategy.

The comparison to the Berlin Airlift is useful, in terms of cost.

This was very useful in terms of classroom ideas, careers advice and information to share with colleagues.

The slopes, too, remained impressively empty throughout our stay – useful in terms of collision avoidance for novices.

"Having said that, if what is at the centre of the play is provocative, then I think it is useful in terms of opening a discussion".

Foster says this was most useful in terms of the feedback they gave on how to make her collection more saleable.

"Working as a paralegal is good general experience, but in truth it's not particularly useful in terms of obtaining a pupillage," she adds.

It also shows that there are lots of different roles in the kitchen, whereas something like MasterChef would be more useful in terms of actually how to cook".

Understanding the psychology of those perpetrators was, well, disturbing obviously but also really useful in terms of what I am trying to write".