Sentence examples for useful roads from inspiring English sources

Robert Moses and later big spenders (including the famously profligate governor Nelson Rockefeller, definitely not your kind of Republican) built some good parks and useful roads and bridges, but mainly they left a grim assortment of housing projects, charmless public buildings and lifeless public spaces.

According to Segal, this particular battle — likely the first of many — may provide a useful road map.

Mr. Bradley sent a letter to Mr. Gore that said nothing about commercials but concluded, "I am certain that these debates will provide a useful road map to the voters as to where the Democratic Party will take the country in this new century".

Her trip to Europe turned out to be a useful road map.

Even so, she thinks her campaign does provide other political novices with a useful road map.

We report here our initial results, attaining a further recovery of 70% of water, and the production from a lime-softening step of sludge with high silica content, and promise as a useful road-base and embankment materials additive.

Research on how to achieve an efficient combination of these modalities is yet to begin, but mathematical models have provided a useful road map for field-testing of promising algorithms.

This figure essentially provides a useful road map notating which of the top isolates (Table  2) were obtained from each phase, such that it may be possible to associate adaptation method with specific genetic changes obtained.

The more perpendicular the road stretch is to the line of sight of the sensor, the more useful the road information is.

And while Cross Country is no longer part of its name, the new wagon is as rugged as before, with all-wheel-drive, 8.3 inches of ground clearance and useful off-road abilities.

Some teams have also questioned whether the racing version of KERS is useful for road cars, as it is designed mainly to make the car go faster, not just to improve fuel economy.