Sentence examples for usefully holding from inspiring English sources

Europe should therefore lift its embargo and Mr Obama climb off the fence.Fight but also negotiateSupport for the rebels can improve the chances of usefully holding the conference that Russia and America recently agreed to in principle.

Usefully, it holds strategic minority equity stakes in Russian social network VKontakte (a 39.99 percentt stake) and Qiwi, formerly OE Investments (21.35 per cent interest).

It might usefully have done so earlier.

We see four areas where we could usefully make progress.

And she said something at that time that might usefully have been repeated later.

It's an antic collage, with a daub or two that might usefully have been suppressed.

Later extensions of this model usefully separate the substrates for initial intoxication and subsequent craving, and point out the involvement of the hippocampus in holding drug-related memories.

In "Looking Back on the Spanish War" (usefully included in the selection of narrative essays), Orwell is about to shoot a Fascist soldier, and then cannot, because "he was half-dressed and was holding up his trousers with both hands as he ran".

Future research could usefully explore whether people also hold positive and negative beliefs about site-specific cancers.

Bates goes hunting with a native, who brings down a crested oropendola with a blowpipe at a range of 30 yards (27 metres); he notes that the usefully silent weapon can kill at twice that range, but that he and Wallace "found it very difficult to hold steady the long tubes".

But that there now exists a real entity called "Anglo-America" is a wishful belief held perhaps only by Newt Gingrich, Lady Thatcher and a few like-minded retirees.What is undeniable is that American and British political ideas have always fed usefully on each other and continue to do so.