Sentence examples for are often unhelpful from inspiring English sources

Attitudes towards older people are often unhelpful.

Using simplistic labels for those involved – such as "victim" or "perpetrator" – are often unhelpful.

And the measures of aggression sometimes used in lab studies with young children -- bopping those inflatable clown dolls that bounce back up (who are, after all, made to be bopped) or blasting white noise -- are often unhelpful.

College career centers are often unhelpful.

To assess this final result, clinical signs are often unhelpful.

Inflammatory markers may be raised but are often unhelpful in differentiating this from other diagnoses.

Attitudes towards treatments were often unhelpful.

Even good investing advice is often unhelpful, Ms. Olen says, because millions of Americans have saved so little money.

Miles Templeman, director-general of the Institute of Directors, said the annual "Groundhog Day" debates about whether better results are due to lower standards were often unhelpful and generated "more heat than light".

"A new diagnostic technique based on a blood test would be extremely valuable to save lives and prevent the spread of this disease," he said, "and may be particularly important in HIV positive patients with TB where the usual technique of diagnosis from sputum is often unhelpful".

Standard immunohistochemical analysis is often unhelpful, because both ovarian and breast primary tumors are usually CK7 positive and CK20 negative.