Sentence examples for useful it would be from inspiring English sources

We've written a little bit about Picnics before, but it was never entirely clear just how useful it would be without using it.

The DAT was then used, with this optimal titre, to see how useful it would be in detecting subclinical infections.

Sure, you could use a tablet or laptop and pull up instructions, but consider how useful it would be to conduct voice searches, while keeping your hands free as the information you need to conduct a repair is projected in front of your eyes, guiding you through a process, sometimes even "lighting up" the relevant parts.

Much more useful: "It would be a lot more helpful if the part about using a chain stitch were broken down into smaller parts or even made into a separate article and linked.

It struck me recently how useful it would be if theatre tickets, like clothing, came marked with a measurement of size: extra short, short, medium, long, extra long.

— Imagine how useful it would be to stand on a Manhattan street corner and then walk diagonally through a block to get to your destination more quickly.

Sounds like a pretty cool idea, though I'm not sure how useful it'd be in the long-run.

In that contest, my human ability to throw a dart with fine accuracy wouldn't prove all that useful – it'd be a better idea to duck.

Such a quantitative concept would be an extraordinarily useful tool, and it would be a useful successor to our ordinary, somewhat scattered notions of confirmation and induction.

It would be useful for us to acknowledge that fact.

The authors claim that it would be useful to use prospective provenance instead of retrospective.