Sentence examples for usefully used from inspiring English sources

Would the prime minister agree that this is proof of the success of his long-term economic plan?" That time could be much more usefully used by the opposition.

Artificial profiles, which differ from real ones due to their stationary feature, can be usefully used to perform sensitivity analysis of specific parameters influencing the vehicle pavement system.

The main results can be summarized as follows: Artificial profiles, which differ from real ones due to their stationary feature, can be usefully used to perform sensitivity analysis of specific parameters influencing the vehicle pavement system.

As an example of possible application, the proposed circuit has been usefully used to perform the quality control of the micro-strip anodic planes of the Gas Electron Multiplier Inner Tracker of the KLOE-2 experiment.

The insights from a comparative review of various deterministic and risk-informed approaches could be usefully used in developing a new licensing architecture for enhanced safety of evolutionary or advanced plants.

This led to the definition of an empirical relationship between jacking forces and the degree of cementation in the ground that can be usefully used at the design analysis stage to predict jacking forces.

Some estimate that we are downloading up to 83 apps on average these days, although we are apparently only usefully using about two dozen of them.

This does not mean that such animals have no mental life at all, nor does it mean that we cannot usefully use mental concepts in explaining and predicting the behaviour of such creatures.

'Politics isn't boring' "I think comedy can usefully be used as part of the scrutiny of our political system and not just to do jokes about the physical hilariousness of some politicians," he says.

In poorer countries aid money could usefully be used to pay for top-notch infrastructure teams.The second priority is to streamline the system for slicing risk unrelated to a project's commercial viability.

Ringo Starr made a botch of it when he simply announced via his website that he was no longer going to sign autographs – though that apparently hasn't stopped him readying the imminent release of the live album Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band, a picture of which might usefully be used to illustrate the dictionary definition of "unnecessary".