Sentence examples for usefully shared from inspiring English sources

Such knowledge can be usefully shared between cities, improving prospects for pro-poor investments and development.

In this paper, some considerations, from the point of view of road engineer, were presented; these could be usefully shared with the researchers in the fields of cultural heritage and archeology in order to identify both soils and road pavement materials sampling and classification systems for a new perspective of scientific speculation.

What's more, the task of creating a database covering all forms of animal research, and usefully sharing it, is "well beyond our capacity," he says.

As a good liberal, he fell out of sympathy with cold-war bluster after a time, and turned to thinking how the ocean depths might usefully be shared.

Each of the countries making panel presentations will also submit supporting papers in Beijing to provide further detail on their experiences and achievements in advancing child rights within the relevant session theme that could usefully be shared, and their views on how South-South cooperation can contribute further in strengthening children's rights in the region.

Each of the countries scheduled to make panel presentations also tabled supporting papers to provide further detail on their experiences and achievements in advancing child rights that could usefully be shared, and their views on how South-South cooperation could contribute further in strengthening children's rights in the region.

She's happy to indulge Tom's masochistic sexual conceit that she's cuckolding him with Saul Bellow and Norman Mailer, "a deliberate and shared fantasy... usefully diluting my own necessary untruths".

Although they did not agree among themselves on all matters of method or substance, they shared a great deal and are usefully thought of as a group.

At this point in the existential analytic, worldhood is usefully identified as the abstract network mode of organizational configuration that is shared by all concrete totalities of involvements.

It may also be usefully compared to accounts in the writings of Hobbes (especially Leviathan VI), a contemporary who shared many of Spinoza's philosophical commitments, or to some of the "traditional accounts" which Spinoza faults, such as Aquinas's Summa Theologiae.

While ICC and MOR have a direct relationship due to their shared basis on τ, the different functions of that inter-hospital variation give rise to usefully distinct interpretations.