Sentence examples for usefulness that is from inspiring English sources

It's this usefulness that is driving mobile use.

The worst scenario is an end to Wikipedia, not with a bang but with a whimper: a long, slow decline in participation, accuracy and usefulness that is not quite dramatic enough to jolt the community into making meaningful reforms.

People around here call it "the flower bridge," and it is one of those places, saved from the wrecking ball although it had outlived its usefulness, that is emblematic of a small town and the people who live and volunteer there.

Yes, it's nice to see the smile on the side of the Amazon box, but it's Amazon's sheer usefulness that's built the brand.

Spolsky (2000), referred to cloze as a "fad" (page 544) that required "selling" (page 545) in the face of doubts regarding its usefulness that were almost a decade old by the end of the 1960s.

Again, the evidence seems highly selective and is guided by the very standard of usefulness that it is supposedly being justified.

Analysis with a series of techniques and spectroscopic methods may be the most appropriate way to increase the usefulness of information that is gained from simple soil tests.

Maybe this is a Canadian thing, but the event keeps the hype low and usefulness high – something that's even true for most of the startups that attend.

Rogers said some of the proposals being considered in Congress "would effectively gut the operational usefulness of programs that are necessary to protect America's national security".

When selecting landscapes for special care and conservation, we should consider not only the objective assessment of their qualities, significance, and usefulness - that is, their ecological, economic, and social value - but also their aesthetic originality since it is very important to preserve aesthetically valuable landscapes for future generations.

That we live so far beyond our reproductive usefulness is a puzzle that was answered, supposedly, by the "grandmother hypothesis".