Sentence examples for useful that the from inspiring English sources

The statute has become so useful that the Justice Department is exploring ways to cast an even wider legal net, despite objections from civil rights groups.

It struck me as practically useful that the play in question was a farce, neutralising the danger of laughter at the wrong moments.

"It's evolutionarily useful that the brain fastens on challenging problems that have to do with trajectories," says game designer Raph Koster.

"It's evolutionarily useful that the brain fastens on challenging problems that have to do with trajectories," he told us when we spoke to him about compulsive games three years ago.

It's pretty useful that the 90s are big news in fashion at the moment – the decade basically owns the whole slacker layering thing, which works perfectly for the sunless summer.

Hoffman felt that George Osborne's budget contained a number of "gains for London," and thought it "symbolically" very useful that the Chancellor said explicitly that he wants "the City to remain the world's leading centre for financial services".

As statistician George Box has noted, "All models are wrong, but some are useful". That was the professor's way of explaining that models are imperfect depictions of reality.

He might mean that Facebook is something useful that can "change the world," like email or the postal mail system.

Your best bet is to ask for something useful that will make the whole family happy like the Car Play Mat T-Shirt.

Writing on The Huffington Post, Carroll took issue with how useful that is in the modern business world.

It is not clear how useful that is because the site compares apples to oranges.