Sentence examples for usefully apply from inspiring English sources

There are, I think, some lessons that we can usefully apply to our relations with Saudi Arabia, Egypt and other countries.

It's utterly lovely, a phrase you could also usefully apply to JFK's haze of vocodered vocals and jazzy piano, or Harbour County's glitchy synths and echoing guitar.

"He's a lovely lad, but when he gets out on the pitch he's a completely different person": football's governing excuse of hooliganistic behaviour can usefully apply in other fields, too.

And how can the same word usefully apply to "Jackass 3-D," the latest anthology of perilous stunts from Johnny Knoxville and his masochistic pals, and to "Inside Job," Charles Ferguson's angry exposé of the roots of the current economic crisis?

From here, it is a short stagger to the Baroque, the name you might usefully apply to most of the other two dozen or so works in this show – the hunting bronzes of Tacca and Cappelli, and then over the French border to Ceres by Michel Anguier and Robert Le Lorrain's Andromeda.

We grappled with how to usefully apply Work Domain Analysis (WDA) to analyze categories of domains with secondary purposes and no ideal grain of decomposition.

It may well be that some military lessons can be usefully applied in this context.

For these technologies to be usefully applied, however, everybody has to agree what things should be called.

The new research can be usefully applied to one of modern life's most enjoyable yet deadly serious pursuits: winning a debate on the internet.

But I'm prepared to believe that a competent mogul might actually know some things that could be usefully applied to overseeing a piece of government.

TEN years after recapturing the Continent, Dwight D. Eisenhower calculated that the lessons of D-Day could be usefully applied in persuading Congress to lace the land with highways.