It might still
serve a useful purpose in its way; it might be understood as bearing witness to the two «great commandments.»
Additionally, by blocking digital tools that
serve a useful purpose in learning, schools effectively stop educators from teaching and modeling appropriate online behavior.
But even a short period will
serve a useful purpose in allowing country and regional markets to get established in the face of large, global competitors.
Kobo reckons to have two million books listed, but most of those are freebies - free books
serve a useful purpose in giving customers the confidence that they can read, and enjoy, an eBook, but they present a dilemma for a book store unused to giving away the product.
It serves a useful purpose in many dog foods.
It serves a useful purpose in many dog foods (read more).
It serves a useful purpose in many dog foods (read more here).
To single out Monsanto, or any other company,
serves no useful purpose in this discussion and distracts from the critical issues to be addressed.
These documents, while
serving a useful purpose in providing guidelines for scenario use, did not fully address the science of climate scenario development.
In the last couple of days I have put up a few posts at RealClimate to suggest that a common public forum would
serve a useful purpose in the climate debate.
These machines
serve a useful purpose in many Dallas construction sites where heavy loads are required to be moved from one...
Within my knowledge, it has not
served any useful purpose in any major investigation.
The doctrine is written broadly and has
served a useful purpose in our judicial system.
Very few job - seekers ever get a job through this method; however, job ads do
serve a useful purpose in researching the qualifications employers seek.
Not exact matches
Suits and ties
in an offi ce are just another type of uniform, but
in an arena where uniforms no longer
serve any
useful purpose.
Guilt,
in fact,
serves a
useful purpose.
In acquiescing to the rising, and seemingly irreversible tide of liberation in Eastern Europe, Gorbachev serves a useful purpos
In acquiescing to the rising, and seemingly irreversible tide of liberation
in Eastern Europe, Gorbachev serves a useful purpos
in Eastern Europe, Gorbachev
serves a
useful purpose.
A preface may
serve a
useful purpose if it provides the prospective reader with some indication of what he may expect
in the pages to follow.
I would imagine logic and rational thought
serve a
useful purpose to find cause for continued existence
in a cold universe where God is not to be found
in hard times that do and will come.
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.
And how the Gunners will overcome their recent goals scoring dip
in that match to win the game should be our concerted focus now and not transfer speculations which can't
serve any
useful purpose to our current season.
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.
Fever
serves a very
useful purpose and is the body's ally
in fighting infection.
Teach him that technology is a
useful tool and electronics could
serve many helpful
purposes in his life.
Baby Milk Action has been engaged
in «dialogue» with Nestlé since long before the creation of the UN Global Compact and the involvement of the GCO has
served no
useful purpose: Baby Milk Action has copied the GCO
in on its correspondence to Nestlé and the GCO's sole action has been to copy these letters to Nestlé a second time.
«If the President is of the view that any
useful purpose will be
served by the person who is the subject of this investigation stepping aside or being suspended
in the meantime [he can do so].
It's
in the Senate rules... Moving forward, we still
serve a very, very
useful purpose.»
This ladder of categories
serves several
useful purposes,
in Lipscomb's opinion.
In retrospect, he says, the SBIR grant
served a very
useful purpose.
In other words, does the product
serve a
useful purpose, like a washing machine or a lawnmower, or is it typically bought just for pleasure, like movie tickets or a fancy new watch?
In this special issue, we pay some serious attention to drugs and how they are made available for the myriad of useful purposes they serve in the world's health care syste
In this special issue, we pay some serious attention to drugs and how they are made available for the myriad of
useful purposes they
serve in the world's health care syste
in the world's health care system.
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.
All of these programs incorporate some explicit instruction, but they make clear how focusing
in on the specific skills
serves the larger
purpose of accomplishing a dynamic,
useful task.
In a series of questions about the state's dismissal laws, and whether they
serve a
useful purpose, Seymour agreed that they do, saying they help «protect teachers from arbitrary decisions that might be made by a principal or district for reasons not related to their teaching competence.»
In that regard, Common Core
served a
useful purpose of blowing up the status quo.
I'm not generally a fam of supernatural stuff
in literature, but the first Mrs Hockaday seemed to me to
serve a good and
useful purpose.
I think for printing books it's a different matter, I saw a forum post where Ted admitted he and Legend Press took on too much back
in 2008, and that though difficult at the time he acknowledged critics like at Absolute Write had a
useful purpose to
serve in the community.
Silver also
serves a more than
useful industrial
purpose and is used extensively
in a growing number of manufacturing processes, including solar energy panels for example.
These activities
serve many
purposes: they benefit the dog by keeping him
in shape, giving him
useful employment, and building a bond with his human companion; they benefit people by providing opportunities to work hand
in paw with another species, gain assistance
in hobbies or jobs, and broaden horizons and abilities.
Your blog article underscores the need for planning
in advance regarding one's estate and also
serves a
useful purpose; to highlight for the general public the need and importance of including ones pets
in their estate planning.
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.
One is serious
in its interest
in social and political issues, like what Brecht and Weill were doing with their work that
served socially, politically
useful purposes, and the other is playful and humorous, which was insightfully brought up
in Lynne Cooke's excellent catalogue essay for your show at the Stedelijk van Abbemuseum
in the Netherlands [Allan McCollum: The Art of Duplicitous Ingemination, 1989]?
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)?
Accordingly, there is now definitive evidence that the Paris Treaty and actions taken
in response to it will
serve no
useful purpose and should be abandoned.
But it
served a
purpose: to uncover the iniquity of the Heartland Institute, and
in that respect, it was
useful.
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).
The Supreme Court held that the judge was entitled to conclude,
in substance, that no
useful purpose would have been
served by continuing the hearing.
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 mine.
By contrast, a business would not have machinery etc simply so that it could be programmed, transported, repaired or cleaned: if that were all that it was there for, the machinery would
serve no
useful, practical
purpose in the undertaking.