Sentence examples for useful to respond from inspiring English sources

For all her openness to interaction, Beard has found it useful to respond to many of her critics personally and privately — to take the brawl inside.

This data will also be useful to respond to media enquiries who are asking for statistical data to illustrate the situation of children and their families in the country.

This enabled us to respond quickly, generating useful information without time-consuming standard laboratory culturing; the shortest route from the wood to the sequencer to the computer.

The details could be worked out by the region's finance ministers and their deputies, who have been meeting regularly and who took several useful steps to respond to the initial outbreak of the crisis a year ago.

Like teachers all over the country, we've been thinking about what a shift to the Common Core State Standards will mean, and we've done a few posts already on how teaching with The Times in general can be a useful way to respond to the new focus on reading "informational text".

But seeing negative feedback provides a useful opportunity to respond to concerns that might otherwise go unaddressed.

We used purposive sampling to recruit all key informants who were perceived to have knowledge about the community midwifery programme so as to generate useful data to respond to the key research questions [ 12].

Building the flexibility of variable weights into calculation of the performance index is a useful way to respond to the debates and criticisms appearing since publication of the ranking.

This work is also useful to help respond to unfair claims where Facebook has been singled out for criticism, and to positively distinguish us from competitors.

Finally, incremental re-synthesis of mediators and, runtime refinement of composite message translators would be useful in order to respond to changes in the individual systems or in the ontology.

But the prize, if we get there, is that we lay the foundations of a new Europe; a union which is just, useful and better able to respond to complex international challenges, while protecting national interests including that of the UK.