Sentence examples for and the helpfulness of from inspiring English sources

Hard is as it is to imagine today, but shown in map images, the service station chains competed on the cleanliness of their restrooms and the helpfulness of their attendants, who not only washed windshields and checked oil, but if the images on the maps are to be trusted, joked with children and played with pets before handing the driver a free map and sending the motorists on their happy way.

Medical groups were rated on communication with patients, timely care and service, coordination of care and the helpfulness of office staff.

Dr. John Santa, medical director for the Consumer Reports health ratings center, said making this performance data available "leads to one of the most powerful forces driving improvement – educated healthcare consumers". Medical groups were rated on communication with patients, timely care and service, coordination of care and the helpfulness of office staff.

The friendliness of the greeting and the helpfulness of the waitresses (who will tell you that you ordered way too much) add vitality to a very mixed crowd of people, high and low, for whom eating here is the thousandth or first time.

I am now in a lovely little residence hotel in the center of Rome (recommended by my traveler kids), on a small and quiet street, and I am quite happy here and am reveling in the cleanliness of the place and the helpfulness of the staff.

The vast majority of the patients were very satisfied, mainly concerning the overall satisfaction and the helpfulness of staff.

Respondents (n = 93, response rate 95.9%) reported substantial improvement in self-reported management skills, and rated the helpfulness of the course and the degree to which the course met its objectives highly.

To test the feasibility of delivery and evaluate the helpfulness of a coaching heart failure (HF) home management program for family caregivers.

To examine mothers' satisfaction with administering interventions for their preterm infants and with the helpfulness of the study nurse by comparing massage with auditory, tactile, visual, and vestibular stimulation (ATVV intervention), kangaroo care, and education about equipment needed at home and to explore whether mother and infant characteristics affected maternal satisfaction ratings.

In general, people also become uncomfortable and rate the helpfulness of an IVR lower when synthetic voices refer to themselves as "I". People are unconsciously discomfitted when the pronoun "I" is ascribed to anything not fully human that possesses agency.

They were also asked to list and rate the helpfulness of health care professionals they have worked with.