Sentence examples for useful subject from inspiring English sources

He said it was no longer a useful subject in the national dialogue; we're over it, or should be.

When I interviewed him about his ideas, he observed that the most useful subject for his study of internal biases and wonky reasoning had always been himself.

Or maybe it's just never been a particularly useful subject to take and the class of 2013, has seen the light and gone for more practical choices instead.

5 years for their degree (or six if you intercalate and take a useful subject like, say, History of Medicine), 2 years for a post-graduate foundation course, and then 3 to 8 years in specialist training.

Thermodynamics, a mathematical and profoundly useful subject, is the underlying physical science of cryobiology.

Peacock believed that in order for symbolical algebra to be a useful subject its laws had to be closely related to those of arithmetical algebra.

Other useful subjects are psychology, sociology, computing or computer science.

The plants are useful subjects for the shady wild garden.

Of course, critics will point out that art history and classical civilisation aren't useful subjects, so don't matter.

There are fields such as astrochemistry and astrobiology and chemistry and biology are becoming useful subjects for people wanting to study space.

"Physics and maths are the two most useful subjects in the standard path for going into astronomy and astrophysics," he says.