Sentence examples for usefully make from inspiring English sources

We see four areas where we could usefully make progress.

Mr Biden could usefully make clear America's commitment to guaranteeing freedom of navigation in the region.

If there is another double novel, Rankin could usefully make more of this conceit.

Yet Labour's bar chart usefully makes the Greens vanish entirely.

Some observers concluded that his real aim was perhaps to bolster his credentials as a radical, before facing down an imminent national pay strike by civil servants.As for investors, he could perhaps more usefully have made a solid case for wider interest in his country's growing economy.

Beyond that, there is nothing we can usefully do – other than make matters worse.

Then, as the Soviet Union launched a crash programme of industrialisation in the late 1920s, the planners decided that forced labourers could usefully be made to open up remote and forbidding areas of the country, where free workers would not settle.

The goal of foreign and military policy must be to induce recalcitrant governments to coöperate, a goal whose attainment may or may not entail the use of force but cannot usefully entail making general war on the peoples such governments rule and in some cases (that of Afghanistan, for example) oppress.

Weather prediction is now a fairly refined and robust system, though the chaotic nature of the atmosphere limits the timespan over which predictions can usefully be made.

"And I think having a home for all those pushes to be out of the way and usefully grouped makes total sense," he says of the new notifications system in iOS 5.

Comparison could usefully be made with the neighbouring peaceful country of Swaziland, which has had, and may still have, high rates of aflatoxin intake and of HCC among its population (McGlashan, 1982) and where rates of HCC have recently risen (Table 5).