The phrase "actually unhelpful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is intended to be helpful but ultimately does not provide any assistance or support.
Example: "Despite the detailed instructions, I found them to be actually unhelpful in completing the task."
Alternatives: "truly unhelpful" or "genuinely unhelpful".
Otherwise, it is actually "unhelpful help".
But that was before we realised living unhealthily was actually unhealthy and not knowing things was actually unhelpful.
It's actually unhelpful to see them inaccurately presented, because one of the dangers we face in Scotland is copycat action". His stance was backed by Scottish National party MSPs, as well as bloggers, who claimed that Welsh and Northern Irish citizens would share the irritation.
As occurred in our case and in a number of cases in the literature, the clinical features were inconclusive or actually unhelpful [ 3- 6].
And that was really unhelpful.
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The way the beep turns to a flat-line when you're still miles from the obstacle is actually pretty unhelpful, because all it means is that you tend to ignore it.
"A lot of what we learned is common sense, but it's things that wouldn't occur to you on your own," says Eve. "I've learned that grabbing someone's arm is actually quite unhelpful; and that rather than automatically assuming a blind passenger wants assistance, we should ask them what they need.
The kids chime in with an unhelpful "Actually, we'd be more likely to describe you as fat".
I've come to believe that that is actually a very unhelpful way to frame you inequality problem because it allows a whole bunch of people off the hook.
Most analysts and commentators who follow the retail sector reckon the ONS numbers can actually be relatively unhelpful; they prefer to follow the information provided by organisations like the British Retail Consortium, or the Springboard footfall figures.
