Sentence examples for usefulness some from inspiring English sources

They contain kernels of usefulness, some more than others, and address or purport to address real issues.

There was also the fraught question of whether the Jews owned accidental complicity in their own fate, by too seldom standing up to the jackboot: bizarrely, with an exuberant lack of usefulness, some of these debates continue today.

The experience in designing tests is still more limited than in the adaptation of tests, but several tests have already proven their usefulness; some examples are the suckling test, the homing test, and evaluations of dam-pup and pup-pup interactions.

Currently used therapies undoubtedly have effects on podocytes and this may explain some or all of their usefulness in some forms of glomerular disease.

The results from these two studies offer support to the usefulness of some of the techniques used in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for depression.

And some doctors are starting to have doubts about the usefulness of some drugs, which have failed to prove their benefits in large clinical trials.

Some indicators have very high or low compliance score, decreasing the usefulness of some sensitivity or specificity measures.

Not all books have outlived their usefulness, but some have.

Traditional stereo systems have small fields of view which limits their usefulness in some applications.

Mr. Wollney will emphasize the usefulness of some insects as pollinators and as pest terminators, "but I'm certainly not going to be defending mosquitoes," he said.

We do, however, continue to have concerns about the usefulness of some coursework and the GCSE's capacity to stretch pupils at all levels of ability.