Sentence examples for useful to bring from inspiring English sources
"useful to bring" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used as an introductory phrase to a suggestion or advice. For example, "It might be useful to bring a jacket with you as it may get cooler in the evening."
And once you come to meeting your employer to discuss your request, it can be useful to bring the rep in with you.
It's useful to bring this more pragmatic notion of Surrealism to this fine show of small neatly made collages from the movement's early years.
Even in the State Department and the Pentagon, officials recognize that a focus on girls' education is useful to bring about stability and change.
Now the cost of computing has come down so much that it is useful to bring such talent to other industries.
There was nothing useful to bring Robin, but I made a bouquet of cut mums nonetheless and stuck them in a plastic cup with some wet paper towels holding them in.
Barnett Rubin, director of studies at the Center on International Cooperation at New York University, said in an interview that it was useful to bring the discussion of outside military assistance to Afghanistan into the open.
Altogether, these methods to collect analytes from microneedle patches can be a useful component to bring microneedle patch technology into use for screening, diagnosis, and monitoring in healthcare and environmental/workplace settings when used in combination with previous reports showing collection of analytes from the skin using microneedles.
Further work is needed to refine the Spectrum models created using small area data (as opposed to national data which is usually used for Spectrum estimates), but this seems a useful challenge to bring together the Spectrum model with existing HDSS data, and to identify the limitations of such comparisons.
Desperation, hopelessness, depression, anger — these are not useful feelings to bring to a job search.
You've since decided to pay the annual amount upfront, but this is a useful opportunity to bring the change in law to the attention of readers.
Crucially, Google is prepared to run Checkout at break-even, or even at a loss, because it sees the service as a useful way to bring more advertisers to its all-important AdWords business, which charges retailers for search-related "keyword" ads.
