Sentence examples for usefulness becomes from inspiring English sources

If you've ever been stuck in one of the city's frequent, torrential downpours, the usefulness becomes more obvious — especially in trying to issue a speeding ticket, for example, or check a suspect's criminal history while exposed to the elements.

When you consider the method being utilized to create structures on say, the moon, then the usefulness becomes apparent.

However, their usefulness becomes questionable when age-sex structure and fertility data utilised are defective and incomplete, of which the study found otherwise.

It seemed like overnight we began seeing every sort of tech device coming to us with a touch screen built into it, so much so that the usefulness became very hit or miss.

Once the update was released over the weekend with a navigation that actually made sense, a major obstruction was lifted and the actual usefulness became much more apparent.

It wasn't until the HIV/AIDS community came along" that the drug's medical usefulness became well-known, he said.

Deudney argues that "if everything that causes a decline in human well-being is labeled a 'security' threat, the term loses any analytical usefulness and becomes a loose synonym of 'bad' " (116, p. 448).

People may simply have bad ideas, or else items that once were useful might outlive their usefulness, or become garbled in transmission.

Despite this essential protective function, pain can outlast its usefulness and become chronic.

"Their goal is plausible," he said, but their usefulness will become clearer as the funds "build a track record and people get a feel for how to use them".

Némirovsky noted that "Corte is one of those writers whose usefulness will become glaringly obvious in the years following the defeat; he has no equal when it comes to finding euphemisms to guard against disagreeable realities".