Sentences with phrase «useful than this library»

However, for day - to - day use, the home screen is more useful than this library view.

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And all species make silk that's both strong (with tensile strength greater than steel) and lightweight, providing a natural library of potentially useful materials.

And in that, it's far more useful to think of library distribution as a marketing tool, than to think of it as a profit center.

The reason for the policy change is because research done last year shows that self - published materials were less likely than other categories of materials to be found in Canadian libraries and the CIP program was not considered useful.

6 reasons a library card is more useful than you think (BabyCenter) This article asks the question «Can your local public library still enrich your kid's life?»

If you want to have a piece of gaming history that may still be useful through the use of homebrew software and a modest - but - interesting game library, then I can at least say that the system is worth a look, if for nothing else than the ability to recount one of the most memorable train wrecks in the industry's history.

Or do they think that lawyers might not have to pay the full cost of regulation if the government did it, or that the government would not get involved in expensive frills like subsidizing law libraries or running parental leave programs or paying benchers... or define whatever cost of the law society you happen to think is a frill rather than useful.

Law society libraries could decide to discontinue purchasing print reports and statutes in favour of CanLII, but that is no more than a potentially useful cost saving collection development measure.

But then she took a thoroughly modern approach, pulling an ottoman (which is more useful than a bench) right up to the table and using the dining area more like a library table.