Sentence examples for be much help in from inspiring English sources
They would not be much help in combating terrorism or crime (apart from benefit fraud).
But I see no indication that your museum will be much help in this regard.
The others Cambodia, Laos, North Korea and Pakistan would not be much help in a challenge to America.
Nor would the Greens be much help in the Bundesrat, where they control states with only six votes out of 69.
But the administration remains unpersuaded that the EU will be much help in democratising the Middle East, where European governments worry more about stability than freedom.
And some of the grain that China stores in its government granaries may not be much help in staving off hunger anyway.
No – and by now a fair few of those do not think Nato is much help in lowering the tensions in eastern Europe, anyway.
While Sundance attracts A-listers and up-and-comers each year, the event hasn't been much help in the past for brokers trying to sell high-end properties.
But they managed to swallow their qualms when we were cozying up to killers in Latin America and Africa during the first cold war, and I don't recall that Jonas Savimbi was much help in the triumph of democracy.
Rush Holt, 52, the freshman incumbent and a Democrat, may have an unusual name, but it has not been much help in this incongruous collection of squat office parks, look-alike ranch houses and new-money estates.
