And can you continue to be of use to yourself?
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Felt: KeptKeeping CopingStolenBack now, and pleased to be of use.
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Rowe closed his Facebook post by offering to be of use.
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She's always insisted that it is important to 'be of use.
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He said he could still be "of use" to the church.
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In Theme Hospital, being poor doesn't mean you can't be of use.
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If you're not sure exactly how this can be of use, keep reading.
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To start, someone has to die for life insurance to be of use.
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None of them are ever likely to be of use to Big Sam.
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This, in turn, may be of use when developing a vaccine or cure.
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He told Mr. Schiff to call him if he could be of use.
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I'm much more present for her and able to be of use to her.
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Or, if you don't believe drones can be of use anywhere, explain your stance.
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In order for facial recognition to be of use, the data has to be stored.
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Here was a chance to be of use, to help advance the cause of science.
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With such frequent movement, blockchain could certainly be of use in the real estate market.
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Is there a way that I can be of use to people in this world?
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"You've got me as a partner as long as I can be of use," she said.
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In 41 of them, the trials were too small or badly designed to be of use.
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The Ivy League uses a formula for its recruited athletes that might be of use more generally.
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However, Piersath always believed that the arts, his personal passion, could be of use here as well.
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So make sure your phone number is included if it seems like that might be of use.
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It could be of use in forensic investigations, when trying to track somebody down from their DNA only.
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Basically, if you've been shorted by any laptop manufacturer for ports, the Arc Hub will be of use.
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I would be happy if the book wasn't particularly needed, but I'm really glad to be of use.
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They just have to "believe" the information might be of use in solving some type of legal violation.
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This may be of use in preparing for such an event, and help minimize injuries and property damage.
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The committee said the records would be of use in the panel's investigation of ethics-in-government laws.
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"Wherever and whenever I can be of use to the campaign, they can count on me," said Brown.
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One benefit that might be of use to some people is the 15-month introductory 0% APR rate.
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DART won't be of use against an enormous asteroid that appears out of nowhere because we weren't observing it.
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THE Dead Sea is, as its name implies, far too salty to be of use to fishermen or farmers.
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These methods could be of use in other societies where disaffected young people are being radicalised on the web.
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As self-quarantine and isolation took hold, Baskin and Hawkins thought their app would be of use to people.
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If economists want to be of use, they should work on providing more compelling stories about how the world works.
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Digging through these apps is a burdensome task that seems like a prime area where Siri could be of use.
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The question, ultimately, is whether Nietzsche's philosophy, so attuned to lurking monstrous urges, can be of use in daily life.
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It is both a delaying tactic, and a way of burying whatever information could be of use to the adversary.
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When it became too scratched to be of use, and she had to buy a new one, she was bereft.
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In their silence, Sue Klebold later realized, they seemed to be selfishly withholding insights that might be of use to others.
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Sara contends that she can't leave her family behind, so Lincoln is determined to find someone who could be of use.
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Right now, the uncertainty in the results is too high to be of use to insurance companies or governments, Stott said.
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Plastic tines often break under the same pressure or fail to provide enough flexibility to be of use for the gardener.
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The difficulty facing horses was in reallocating the huge numbers displaced by technology to places where they could still be of use.
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But according to reports from The Guardian and ABC, Musk was "politely" told that the mini-submarine would not be of use.
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I feel immense gratitude toward this person whose need made it possible for me to fulfill my desire to be of use.
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And that map will be of use to society, whether individuals choose to see where they are on that map or not.
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What happened next occurred in stages, as if they themselves were not even sure whether it would work or be of use.
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Guo, for his part, is hoping the U.S. will grant him asylum and says he can be of use to the Trump Administration.
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Today, science has to be of use to a well-identified group, or it is deemed to be of no use at all.
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When the retreating Finns destroyed anything that might be of use to an invader, it forced Soviet troops to march over frozen lakes.
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He portrayed himself as an art novice who was simply in the mood for a project that he thought would be of use.
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He looked around and thought the students there looked, in his words, "kinda stupid," and figured they might be of use to him.
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Until I healed myself I couldn't heal other people, and I couldn't be of use to anyone until I was of use to myself.
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Chia recommended figuring out where your specialist strengths lie and how they can be of use, both in your MBA and in the future.
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" At Norfolk, "there are many things that I would like to learn that would be of use to me when I regain my freedom.
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Astrology is one tool, she argues, for getting to know ourselves, what drives us, and how we can be of use in the world.
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There are a few key areas where the app can be of use to creators and publishers, starting with its metrics and insights section.
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"We believe the findings and recommendations will be of use both to the judiciary and to those working to strengthen forensic science," the report reads.
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However, perhaps my work can offer a way of understanding what is at stake in the Black Lives Matter movement that may be of use.
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If a child had a congenital disability or was considered "too ugly" or "old" to be of use, Tann had people get rid of them.
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Each functionality is thoughtfully designed to be of use on the regular, so it does away with features that would serve no purpose in real life.
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But Coordinating Maritime Minister Luhut Pandjaitan was quoted by media earlier this year that it may take until 2024 before the railway could be of use.
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" In this way, Donnersmarck said, art becomes an emblem of resilience, even productivity: "It gives us that wonderful feeling that our suffering can be of use.
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Donate your tissue Your bones, ligaments, heart valves and corneas might not be of use to you in the hereafter, but they can certainly help someone else.
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The inexpensive nature may also help it be of use in developing countries, where infertility testing is not as common and often culturally problematic, according to Shafiee.
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A scarf, too delicate to be of use to a boy, was no longer on its hall-stand peg when she looked for it one Saturday morning.
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"There's been a recognition that religion can be of use, even in a socialist society," said Thomas Dubois, a professor at the Australian National University in Canberra.
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Even agreement on a transition period, to smooth the first years after Brexit, may come too late to be of use to an industry with long production timelines.
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That timeline could be of use not just to episodic memory in the hippocampus, but to working memory in the prefrontal cortex and conditioning responses in the striatum.
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Along with serving as a potential test run for growth on the moon and Mars, the harvest could also be of use in harsh climates here on Earth.
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They were looking for patterns and lessons that might be of use for other cross-country ski racers and also, potentially, anyone interested in high-level endurance competition.
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Images from a surveillance camera at one of the crime scenes were too fuzzy to be of use, even after Cuddy sent them to the F.B.I. lab for enhancement.
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Things you were academically obliged to learn, which you never realized would be of use, come full circle, as you are inspired to draw from new sources of inspiration.
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Though it's meant for areas that lack access to inexpensive high-speed data, it can still be of use to any YouTube addict who wants to use less data.
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Much of this sensitive information may never come out during a campaign, and could be of use to the Russian government in seeking to embarrass or apply pressure to targets.
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Think (at least) twice about typing in passwords, usernames, credit card details or anything else that could be of use to someone else who might be scanning the same network.
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Though Microsoft does not have any near-term plans to implement deception technology, "we look at lots of different technologies that might be of use in the future," Shah said.
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The low taxes, the low regulation, delightfully paired with a low investment in education, health care and really anything else that might be of use to their working-class citizens.
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In 1987 scientists there met with a group of economists, among them Kenneth Arrow, a Nobel prizewinner, to consider how the study of complex systems might be of use in economics.
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I think of this image as possibly possessing talismanic powers for the artist, as a kind of good luck charm that he thinks might be of use to others as well.
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Flynn has finished cooperating with the investigation, prosecutors have said, but may still be of use as a witness in another case brought by the Justice Department against his former lobbying partner.
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The recommendations we issued this past Labor Day weekend are ingenious enough that I hope they'll be of use to other non-initiative states looking to craft meaningful reform that politicians can support.
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Not only that, but the valuable info in these slowly vanishing temples to the plant kingdom needs to be modernized in order to be of use to an increasingly digital-first scientific community.
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United States (1929), Congress' power "to require pertinent disclosures in aid of its own constitutional power is not abridged because the information sought to be elicited may also be of use in" a criminal prosecution.
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The draft bill is also right to require companies to retain, at least for a time, data about mobile-phone and internet activity that may, subject to a warrant, be of use to future investigations.
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"Before you print a poem, you should reflect on whether this verse could be of use to at least one person in the struggle with himself and the world," he wrote in a 19933 essay.
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Another AI technique, called online learning, can be of use here, where sites are able to analyze every click through an online inventory in real time to understand customer preferences and create a personalized shopping experience.
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The primary complaint about Twitter, or at least the stereotypical one, used to be that "no one cares what you're eating for breakfast" — that the network was too crowded with personal minutiae to be of use.
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Operational risk insurance can also be of use to other financial firms, such as asset managers, to cover risks such as dealer error or being accused by investors of violating their mandates, said XL Catlin's Deftereos.
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She said shelter residents are not allowed to leave the premises until prosecutors figure out if she is a trafficking victim or if she can be of use as a witness in an anti-trafficking case.
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As it happens, Chuck is perilously close to the "Carlos Danger" moment that puts an end to his political career — and, presumably, an end to his marriage, which would no longer be of use to anyone.
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The idea grew from that really and I feel it could be of use to everyone from everyday social media users to bloggers, social media marketers and anybody else that has a number of links to share.
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If Williams' debut was a decidedly regular-season affair, a good team whooping a struggling one, then one play particularly showed how he might be of use come playoff time, when competition toughens and margins get thin.
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The team reckons that the technique could be used to print never-fading, high-resolution images, which may be of use for security tags, medical packaging—or simply images that you never want to say goodbye to.
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It's something that would understandably be of use if captured for other cities, too – and that's exactly what CUSP hopes to do, with discussions underway to tackle New York City with a similar data imaging project next.
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It's unclear how much help Bran can provide from his perch at Winterfell, since he often seems to exist only to be dunked on by the Night King, but his warging ability could potentially be of use.
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But the kind of innovation that will allow the development of such networks will also be of use, for example, in shuttling information within, and between, future quantum-computing devices: think quantum distributed computing and quantum cloud computing.
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" Rather, the Supreme Court's decisions establish that "Congress's 'authority ... to require pertinent disclosures in aid of its own constitutional power is not abridged' merely 'because the information sought to be elicited may also be of use' in criminal prosecutions.
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" She continued, "Which is why I started writing feverishly upon my return from Cape Town, resulting in a book co-authored by Tom, that we hope can be of use to people from both ends of the perpetrator-survivor scale.
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" What the Supreme Court's decisions actually say is, "Congress's 'authority ... to require pertinent disclosures in aid of its own constitutional power is not abridged' merely 'because the information sought to be elicited may also be of use' in criminal prosecutions.
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I was so offended and outraged on their behalf that I ended up selling the for-profit company I was running and just started this organization to see if I could be helpful and if I could be of use.
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I was uncomfortable with the phrase "altruistic donor," which implied a lack of self-interest, when it was perfectly clear to me that I had great self-interest: It would make me feel good to be of use in this way.
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We'll have to knock on our older neighbor's door, call friends and loved ones, volunteer to deliver food to people who can't leave their homes, and whatever else we can do to be of use to the people around us.
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They could certainly be of use here, making the most of his length against Aldo and beating Aldo's favourite right round kick to the mark and convincing Aldo to push in to avoid having his knee stomped on for rounds at range.
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" Noting that Schneiderman had brought suit against Trump in August 2013, alleging that Trump University engaged in fraud, Giuliani said of the potential reasons for talking to Trump about the allegations, "Maybe he was hoping that could be of use to the president.
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The purpose here is not so that a manager or customer service agent can perform these tests but, instead, making them aware of how statistics can be of use, to understand correlation versus causation and appreciate that forecasts always come with uncertainty.
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Still, it's possible that the craft could be equipped with some low-key, self-sustaining science experiments or hardware that could be of use to others later — a passive beacon for navigation, perhaps, or an intermittent seismic sensor that detect nearby meteorite impacts.
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That overseas experience could be of use in unraveling the complicated set of bank accounts and holding companies in places like Cyprus and the Grenadines that former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort is accused of using to launder proceeds from his international work.
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While India produces some of the world's best coders and computer engineers, vast multitudes of its people are like Mr. Neti's neighbors, entering the virtual world with little sense of what lies within it, or how it could be of use to them.
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As a result, policymakers in Japan have begun to look at how to cater to those who make it to the 100 club -- and what they find could be of use to the rest of the world in the years to come.
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On July 10th a new rule went into effect that raised the size threshold for companies that are allowed to file private registration statements to raise capital with the SEC, thereby delaying the exposure of sensitive information that might be of use to competitors.
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"An examination of the most predictive textual features reveals the topics and events associated with opinion shifts, sheds light on more general theories of partisan difference in attention and information processing, and may be of use for real-time campaign strategy," the paper's abstract reads.
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The new initiative will focus on direct research in the medical AI field (think algorithms for automatically detecting a disease), global health studies (that is, better understanding of how such things could be of use) and improving access (actually putting the algorithms to work).
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The man said he wants to keep his wife and two children safe, and he offered a range of skills that could be of use to Cape Breton, a beautiful and rugged part of Atlantic Canada that has been grappling for years with an outward migration problem.
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Dismissive claims by famous physicists that philosophy is either a useless intellectual exercise, or not on a par with physics because of being incapable of progress, seem to start from the false assumption that philosophy has to be of use for scientists or is of no use at all.
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Generally speaking, you'll want a mix of people that are: affable; optimistic; exhibit physical and mental endurance; demonstrate both specialist skills as well as the breadth of a generalist; picky eaters are a no; and fans of dystopian literature and The Walking Dead will likely be of use.
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"I've given them the very specific task of identifying innovative private sector best practices that could be of use to DOD [the Department of Defense] — not unlike our recent Hack the Pentagon pilot program, which invited hackers to help find vulnerabilities in our networks," Carter said during an event in Boston.
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As "I was shocked" or "This is motivated by hatred" are not particularly helpful, "I didn't understand" or "This is what I thought the person was trying to tell me about their group" or "This was my abstract train of thought inspired by the work of art" might be of use.
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After studying graphic design at a school for the disabled in China, Huang found his talents to be of use in the Kingdom of the Little People, a small theme park where about 100 people of short stature, including some with dwarfism, live and perform dances and songs for tourists each day.
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Besides, what I thought to be closer to the truth also felt inordinately personal: Since none of those who had commiserated with me had spoken about the utter bottomlessness of grief, perhaps I was the only one who had yet to see the rainbow, and nothing I'd experienced could be of use to anyone.
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A three-member board panel on Wednesday agreed with National Indemnity Co that the agreement barring workers from disclosing "all non-public information that might be of use to competitors or harmful to the company" did not prevent employees from discussing working conditions, and so it did not violate the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).
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Parties have some incentive to make the nominees and activists in these districts happy — they might need their good will sometime in the future, and they might learn something from the district if their hopeless nominee does better than expected or can dig up something about the opposing candidate that might be of use in the future.
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Josh Gerstein, legal affairs contributor: Not to undercut what I spend the bulk of my time reporting, but actually to do just that, it became clear to me this week that the various court battles Congress and the Trump camp have been fighting for several months now are unlikely to produce much that will be of use for impeachment.
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Those include "[Unreal Engine 4] dev teams of all sizes" trying to build a project or transition one to UE4; teams working on film and television that want to make use of UE4; enterprise teams using UE4 in non-gaming areas like architecture, product design, and automotive; students and teachers using UE4 for educational and research purposes; and open-source developers building tools that could be of use to the broader UE community.
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