Sentence examples for what's useful from inspiring English sources
It represents mostly early adopters, but these are the people who are supposed to figure out what's useful before the rest of us do.
"What's useful for entrepreneurs is to develop a business plan with goals and objectives, with taxes being a part of that," Mr. Markham said.
The cigarettes in the animation above are no longer burning, but they function as memento mori just the same as a reminder that what's useful one minute is useless the next.
It's like a cockroach, post-nuclear war: What's useful to me, what do I need to survive?" In early March, as the four-month shoot for "Divorce" was entering its final days, Horgan was sitting on a couch in a windowless editing room in Greenpoint.
Or look at nutritional supplements based on actual government data on what's useful and what's not.
It's a veritable flood of content and information, all of which needs to be sorted into what's useful and what's not, and from which insights and memories must be made.
What's most useful about Kupperman's work is the careful attention she pays to many of the Jamestown colonists' earlier experience with Islam.
What's especially useful about this design-accident dialectic is that it's equally suitable for tragedy and for comedy; it cuts both ways, sharp as a glass cutter on a jewelry case.
Just as in the previous version, it's possible to search through your files in real time, but what's really useful is it will now do currency conversions, simple calculations and word or phrase definitions.
Ljubljana Life (ljubljanalife.com) is a useful source of what's-on information.
