Sentence examples for Helpful ally from inspiring English sources
The new government proved a helpful ally.
Sometimes the Commission is not the most helpful ally of Britain's pro-Europeans.
The Marblehead Chamber of Commerce, (781) 631-2868, www.marbleheadchamber.org, is a helpful ally in planning.
Her most helpful ally is Mr. Novatski (Joseph Ziegler), the divorced Polish-Jewish principal at Fadi's school, who comes to his rescue at a crucial turning point.
While Reprieve campaigned to get Deghayes released, Stafford Smith explains how Deghayes "was a tremendously helpful ally in Guantánamo because he was fluent in English and he had a bit of legal training".
After Mr. Berisha came to power, the State Department supported him as a helpful ally in containing the potentially explosive tensions in Kosovo, the region in Serbia where restive ethnic Albanians far outnumber Serbs.
To get along in Australia, a quick tongue and a thick skin can be helpful allies.
His secret weapons, if you want to call them that, are a fat bank account, helpful allies and an electoral hourglass that is running out of sand.
Both are always figuring out the best way to kill things and can be helpful allies... until they turn into wererats.
The Kurds have remained helpful allies over the 14 years since the U.S. invasion, during which the Baghdad government has not been in position to reassert authority over Kurdish territory.
By casting a large net and targeting an entire racial or ethnic group instead of focusing on specific behaviors, law enforcement not only wastes precious resources, it also runs the risk of breaking trust and alienating communities who can be helpful allies in building partnerships.
