Sentence examples for usefulness began from inspiring English sources

But like many things born online, as popularity of the new tools increased, efficiency and usefulness began to decrease.

At the time that this study was begun, usefulness for each biomarker selected in predicting cardiovascular outcomes in several other patient populations had been reported.

The chest remained one of the most important pieces of furniture until the end of the 15th century, when on the Continent the cupboard began to compete with it in usefulness.

U.S. officials began realizing that Gitmo had outlived its strategic usefulness, having been rendered anachronistic by nuclear submarines and redundant by the Roosevelt Roads anchorage in Puerto Rico.

As GUIs began to appear for these applications, the potential usefulness of the concept to programming environments quickly became apparent.

I first began exploring Chinese conceptualizations of face and their usefulness in expanding Goffman's approach to face in an earlier paper (Qi 2011).

Whereupon the singer, a sullen adultescent, his mood as black as his trademark bird's nest hair, began denigrating the Cure's label Universal, questioning their usefulness on the band's website.

England began to become aware of the pleasures of coffee, of the usefulness of oil, and of the advantages to rapid communication offered by homing pigeons.

Despite its usefulness, Constant Contact has signed up just 70,000 customers in the seven years since it began, a fraction of the more than 24 million small businesses in the United States.

People began to lose a sense of what distance was and of what the usefulness of distance might be.

But the year after, Malaysia began a strong economic recovery, and now the IMF issues papers on the usefulness of capital controls.