Sentences with phrase «served a useful purpose as»

I'm not a practice, but I think if done right (picking something that really impacts your life) this kind of practice could serve a useful purpose as a reminder of the target of contemplation.
doing stuff like 5 × 5 is only necessary if you're training for powerlifting competition or you're in some other sport that requires a high power - to - bodyweight ratio; it really doesn't serve any useful purpose as part of a general health regimen.
Market - capitalization based indexes have served a useful purpose as indicators of broad market performance and as benchmarks against which to measure active manager performance.
(On the other hand, it does serve a useful purpose as a red flag.)

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It might still serve a useful purpose in its way; it might be understood as bearing witness to the two «great commandments.»
No useful purpose will be served by labeling everyone with whom we disagree as a «right - winger.»
It's great for adding coconut flavor and can serve other purposes, but not very useful as a thickening agent (after all it's just tiny shavings of coconut that are hardly more absorbant than a nut flour).
Daly justifies his return to drinking as an experiment that served a useful purpose.
Clearly had the season of his life last term but if Sir Alex Ferguson is not going to use him as first choice then having an unhappy player in the dressing room will serve no useful purpose.
Your straight - to - the - shoulder, no - doubletalk reporting rates SPORTS ILLUSTRATED as an outstanding magazine serving a useful purpose with the interest of the reader in mind first.
When it comes to buying a new mom gifts, you want to get her something special, but also something useful, as everything in those early days needs to serve some sort of purpose — whether the purpose is to make their life easier, taste good, or provide self - care.
Retrieved from: https://www.healthcare.gov/coverage/breast-feeding-benefits/ Be advised that information contained herein is intended to serve as a useful reference for informational purposes only and is not complete clinical information.
Because it would serve no useful purpose, we will refrain from spreading upon these pages the attacks made by each party as to the character and fitness of the other.
Mobiles can serve several useful purposes as well: They can keep a baby somewhat entertained if you just need to PUT THEM DOWN somewhere while you do something else (which is why so many swings and bouncy seats are also equipped with music / lights / things that move).
Acoba serves little useful purpose either as a watchdog or as a source of public information.
There was a time when it served a useful purpose — but that time has gone when «human rights» embraces so many fatuous cases as we have witnessed over the last decade.
Not that Black Panther is an R - rated bloodbath a là «Logan» — it is as family accessible as any of its Marvel predecessors and might even serve a useful educational purpose.
The Missouri Department of Elementary & Secondary Education says that to make portfolios really useful, remember that their purpose is to serve as authentic assessments — evaluations of real student work over a given time period.
Fixed value points don't get as much attention in the blogosphere and aren't as useful for super glamorous redemptions, but they can still serve a very valuable purpose in your overall rewards strategy.
As such, it serves no useful purpose, except to enable politicians to launch a fight against industrialization or to restrict, if not, prevent the introduction of new technologies by invoking the precautionary principle.
My concern as a political scientist is that what governments need are goals that have some plausible and immediate — or at least reasonable — connection to things that they actually do, and if the goals are so far removed from things that they can actually do and actually will do, then the goal really serves no useful strategic purpose.
What useful purpose is served when group of scientists involved in the debate accuse the other of religious thinking as an insult, as a negative comment (since religious belief is the opposite of reason in all contexts where it occurs, but especially in the realm of science)?
The blazing lights our satellites photograph while whizzing above us in their orbits, well, that's light that's serving no useful purpose (unless you want to think of our glowing cities as a form of art meant for distant eyes).
One final benefit is that the blog serves a useful purpose for Hochfelder himself since his analysis arms him with useful settlement information as well.
As with nuclear weapons in the cold war, these companies» massive patent portfolios serve no useful purpose other than to serve as a deterrent: if you sue me with your patents, I'll sue you with minAs with nuclear weapons in the cold war, these companies» massive patent portfolios serve no useful purpose other than to serve as a deterrent: if you sue me with your patents, I'll sue you with minas a deterrent: if you sue me with your patents, I'll sue you with mine.
As part of the «dance» between prosecutors and defense counsel, the target letter can serve a useful purpose to move along negotiations toward a resolution of the case, but in this situation is it unlikely that Fitzgerald's office needs to issue such a letter for that purpose when an oral notification would be sufficient.
for what they serve NO useful purpose NONE as in zilch..
Taking time with a family to evaluate the therapeutic journey can serve a dual purpose: to highlight what was most useful for a family (brought to mind as an internal resource when the therapeutic journey has ended); and to assist our own developmental journey, to know directly from families what was useful and what did not go so well.
TREB has a lot of empty space that could be leased to OREA however the best option would be to dismantle OREA as it serves no useful purpose.
They range from practical pieces such as mirrors, pictures and candle holders that look beautiful but also serve a useful purpose; to purely decorative objects that are simply there to adorn.
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