Sentence examples for usefully that from inspiring English sources

Bettley adds, usefully, that Auguste Perret's much admired church at Raincy, completed a few years earlier, was probably the inspiration.

Patients reward them by believing (wrongly but usefully) that it is the specifics of the therapy that are bringing relief, rather than the attention itself.

Mr. Erard does remind us, usefully, that George W. Bush, who gets his own chapter, is neither more nor less blunder-prone than other politicians, despite gaffes like "misunderestimate," "terriers and bariffs" and "I will not keep this nation hostile".

He also decided, modestly but usefully, that Luxembourg's quota of euro coins, commissioned in 1998 for circulation in 2002, should have Henri's head on them and not his own.

The types of analyses illustrated here, and elsewhere [ 60], could usefully inform that planning process.

In particular, might one usefully illustrate that variety using a small list of objectively chosen representative landscapes?

The fact that CAHM is sometimes much more heavily methylated than SEPT9 in colorectal neoplasia (Table S3) suggests that CAHM methylation may be usefully combined with that of SEPT9 for detecting disease at the earliest stages.

Never the cellar-bound alchemist, but a master salesman and promoter, Mondavi plumped instead for a usefully located site that would strike travellers driving up from San Francisco.

But like Google ads that usefully but creepily show you exactly the shoes you wanted, these good intentions carry a whiff of panopticon.

Usefully, Kagan states that much of the current decline talk is based on a "nostalgic fallacy," imagining a golden past in which America was all but omnipotent.

"Will we gallop?" demands five-year-old Joe, a child unencumbered by fear or shyness or anything usefully preservative like that.