Sentences with phrase «useful purpose»

How much should synthetic biology — the design and construction of new biological parts, devices and systems, and the redesign of existing, natural biological systems for useful purposes — be regulated?

No matter what country you choose, there's likely a breed that originated there, and likely for more useful purposes other than being a terrific companion.

This so - called serial area studies could, thus, serve a more useful purpose.

The grace period serves two extremely useful purposes for life insurance owners and beneficiaries.

Whole life policies have its own useful purpose, but it is never meant to be a vehicle that allows you to maximize cash value accumulation.

Some of the alterations we made to our dogs had no apparent useful purpose.

But here is where people tend to get things wrong, LDL serves a very useful purpose.

Some birds will be killed and it will not always be for useful purposes.

Together such rules would ensure that corporations existed for socially useful purposes and were numerous.

Although I'm not a big fan of the tables which show maximum fat loss potential per week, they do serve an extremely useful purpose.

Smaldone admits the concept must overcome doubts held by some that gaming can not serve useful purposes.

The ONLY useful purpose of insurances is to cover extremely rare events that cost really a lot and that can ruin your life because they are so expensive.

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.

While it wouldn't store a lot, obviously, I can see using this for a designated useful purpose such as shaving supplies, nail polishes and creams, items for the shower or bath, or cosmetics for your morning or evening beauty routines.

This ladder of categories serves several useful purposes, in Lipscomb's opinion.

(One of my favorite scenes shows the baby eating his small serving of porridge out of the cup that adorns one of the awards — it is the only useful purpose they can find for the gaudy trinket.)

It is currently going on right now and was started on 17th July with a goal to raise $ 12 million.The coins will be sold with the name CoinDashTokens (CDT) and can be used for a variety of useful purposes around the platform.

DiChristina: Well and one of the — not to get derailed on this — but one of the very useful purposes there is when you're trying to solve [a] crime, let's say, and the body is found; you want to know based on the condition of the body, how long ago the crime was committed.

Regret can serve a very useful purpose because it allows us to look back and learn from a failed relationship.

The panic room has security monitors (which, no doubt, would put a hamper on any young teen's social life), yet they're lacking any proper useful purpose other than to transmit the message, «You're in big trouble.»

Sure, voter - driven Top Whatever lists serve a vaguely useful purpose, even if that purpose...

I think UNDRIP's most immediately useful purpose is to remind us all of the importance of ensuring that aboriginal peoples have access to a fair and fully functioning system of justice in which claims can be adjudicated.

On this argument, neither the HRA nor the European Convention serves any particularly useful purpose, serving only to facilitate unhelpful interference by foreign judges who fail to grasp «traditional British liberties».

but clearly useful purpose: to help banks move cash faster and more cheaply, especially across borders.

Simply put, the medical assistant role, while it serves a very useful purpose right now and is practiced by a highly - gifted, dedicated and well - trained set of professionals, has some serious flaws, deficiencies and shortcomings which, if not adequately fixed and addressed, may end up blowing up in a number of different ways.

«The system should be comfortable, easy to use and serve useful purposes.

Pet microchips have other useful purposes as well.

There's a multitude of reasons for every action and reaction in our life, but I firmly believe that if you've been aiming true — living the life that you believe in and doing your best every day — even the crap storm has an incredibly useful purpose.

And, this rational thinking is magnified even more if the product being purchased isn't just a new big - screen TV, but one that serves a more useful purpose, like a new family car.

Whether the funds are lent for useful purposes will depend, not on the adequacy of the supply of fund, but on whether the environment is encouraging to real investment.»

For instance, after Samsung Push's March 21 update, Android users all over started to rate the app with joy for its number of very useful purposes.

But the brinkmanship has achieved one useful purpose.

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.

They are uncomfortable and serve no useful purpose.

But this case serves a useful purpose in highlighting the role of critical thinking in ethical decision making, because I sense a lot of people out there had a very different reaction to this case than they did to some of the previous high - profile cases of employers firing employees for high - profile off - duty shenanigans.

Yet investors and victims are giving it a new and useful purpose.

It served no useful purpose other than to give Prime Minster Harper the «deficit problem» he needed to impose a Neo Liberal fiscal orthodoxy that diminished the federal government unnecessarily, and failed to generate economic growth and job creation.