Sentence examples for useful pages from inspiring English sources

Wikipedia, for example, evolved a governance model when the cacophony of random edits failed to create useful pages.

This site offers access to: some basic information on human evolution in Africa; syllabi and other resources for courses being taught at Indiana University by the professor; information about a new interactive CD-ROM product on human origins and the archaeology of Olduvai Gorge, in Tanzania; and several useful pages of links.

Today's survey takes you back to our Library web site to visit one of our especially useful pages.

Try searching for 'putting up shelves' in Google or in YouTube, and you'll soon see a range of useful pages or videos, depending on what you'd prefer.

The established, big-name search firms look at which pages people click on, both to judge which are useful pages and, increasingly, to target advertising.

But for all the hours it has helped me waste, I wouldn't go as far as to call it useful – pages that get recommended are rarely related to each other beyond a general category, so there's never any logical train of thought.

Google has a useful page set up, with tools for finding people, getting updates, and donating to the Japanese Red Cross.

Somehow I missed the BEA's very useful page tracking the Recovery Act and how it is translated into taxes and spending.

Mind have a very useful page on types of mental health problems here, with links to sources of help and advice here.

Math on the Web (AMS), a useful page with links to electronic journals, publishers, databases, etc. JSTOR (for Journal Storage), an electronic archive of major print journals.

Finally, if you are suddenly feeling desperate to learn or brush up your Latin, here is a useful page of links and resources, hosted by the brilliant Iris Project, a charity that aims to get Latin teaching into state schools.