Sentence examples for useful take from inspiring English sources

Ezra Klein has a useful take on the political incoherence of the piece.

(See here for a useful take on the history of Sunday trading through the centuries, remembering that Jesus himself outraged stuffy critics by performing miracles on the Sabbath).

"Isn't this interesting?" she asks, rather than "Isn't this awful?" or "Isn't this useful?" Take a mundane question: Do you choose to brush your teeth in the morning?

So, amid all the manufactured sound and the fury of #Gamergate, a useful take away is that small, orchestrated online groups can magnify the impact and influence of fringe viewpoints by weaponizing mainstream digital services to repurpose these platforms as propaganda machines.

If you are confused about the differences between psychiatry and psychology, a very useful take on this can be found in "Psychologist vs Psychiatrist - What's the Difference," European Foundation for Psychologists and Analysts.

Expanding the view to include the concept of aberrant signaling may provide a more useful take on this problem.

I made some fun of this variable in my recent New York Times Magazine piece, not because it is inherently ridiculous (it seeks to measure something useful, take-home income) but because its popularity in a number of political science forecasting models probably stems more from the fact that it happened to 'fit' the data quite well for a number of elections from about 1960 through 1988.

Megan Hustad's "How to Be Useful" takes as its premise that traditional 9-to-5 life is fundamentally boring.

Finally, a potentially useful took for anyone with a wardrobe stuffed with clothes, and the desire to boast about them to friends.

He had done one year in medical school in Vienna, but, advised to study something short and useful, took a diploma in horticulture at Reading University.

A geomorphological terrain classification leading to the delineation of hydromorphological is useful, taking both morphological and lithological factors into consideration.