Sentence examples for useful to end from inspiring English sources

It's useful to end the conversation by asking them if they think there is anything you could do to improve your chances another time.

It's sort of a strange tech advancement to think of for cellular devices, as it's actually a legacy telephony feature, but it could also potentially be very useful to end users as another way to control their inbound communications.

It's often useful to end a productive conversation with a summary question: "What one to two things, above all others, would be most helpful in building confidence that I can succeed at a higher level?" If you've shown that you're open to the feedback, this question can bring into high relief the most critical things you need to focus on.

The importance of DNS lies in the fact that it is not only useful to end users, but that it is also essential to several other core network technologies [3], such as telephone number mapping (ENUM), SIP, email, spam filtering and Microsoft's Active Directory for Windows.

However, this decadal predictability, "necessary for infrastructure planning, energy policy, business development, and issues related to sustainability" (to quote the PNAS paper) is only useful to end-users (people on the ground) if rainfall in local regions can be better predicted.

This useful information allows me to end on a positive note.

And if at any time you feel the sessions aren't useful, don't hesitate to end them.

Subtests from neuropsychological assessment batteries used with children could be useful to this end.

The positioning device described in this study is useful to this end, as it can be used to conduct diagnostic procedures while avoiding the risks associated with the use of anesthetics during endoscopic examination of the rabbit's deep and narrow oral cavity.

Time-based metrics which are capable of quantifying the number of years spent in different health states, those that can account for the severity of disability and those that can be used to compare burden between diseases and populations are particularly useful to this end.

Welfare cuts, and various types of workfare, are all useful to this end.