Sentence examples for useful reading for from inspiring English sources
It is the cautionary tale that lies at the core of this book, and could be useful reading for the heroes of tomorrow.
But even in its current form, "The Great Tax Wars" is useful reading for anyone interested in understanding what tax debates are all about.
Some useful reading for the new work and pensions secretary Damian Green: another report providing compelling evidence that the most significant factors driving UK food bank use are problems caused or exacerbated by the welfare system he oversees.
As Alvarez struggles with deadlines and attends literary functions, his judgements can be hilariously sharp, but the portrait of pragmatic hard work that emerges would be useful reading for many a tyro.
Mr Carlucci was able to open doors in Washington that had hitherto been closed to the firm, allowing it to participate in many lucrative deals.Although Dan Briody's book is useful reading for anybody interested in American politics today, it tells Carlyle's story in the style of a Tom Clancy or John Grisham novel.
The article briefly describes several translational training programs, making it useful reading for early-career scientists who are considering translational research training.
Despite its age it's still a useful read for charity leaders.
On the strength of having recently read Annie Proulx's The Shipping News – a big, sweepingly beautiful observation of a man subtly unfolding himself in a wild Newfoundland winter (might also be a useful read for cooling yourself down on a hot day), Barkskins (4th Estate), according to the blurb at the back, is about the taking down of the world's forests.
The lower stringency settings on the read quality filters result in 20 50% more useful reads from the sequencing runs for mapping to the reference sequence databases.
And he writes nothing about how he fell out with the board at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, let alone about MoCA's more recent troubles.On the other hand, distilling a lifetime into a series of practical lessons has clearly pushed Mr Broad to do some hard thinking and self-analysis, which makes his book a useful read, especially for anyone engaging in entrepreneurship or philanthropy.
The Arab of the Future is an authentic, emotionally honest memoir, and much more useful background reading for present events than a romanticised account of cosmopolitan, bourgeois Damascus would be.
