Sentence examples for be unhelpful to from inspiring English sources

"Continued speculation in the press about former teachers and incidents can be unhelpful to the victims and the investigation.

John Stanley, MP for Tonbridge, said gay marriage will be "unhelpful to young people being attracted to others of the same sex before arriving at being heterosexual".

In their response to Mr Portes, they wrote: "Releasing information in the form requested would, at this stage, be unhelpful to the negotiation process".

The initial response from HMRC was that releasing this data – which it admits it has – would be unhelpful to the [EU] "negotiation process".

Failure to act would also be unhelpful to the prospects of trade promotion authority now pending in the Senate (a measure that must contain enhanced authority to help workers and communities displaced by trade pacts).

This, wrote McInerney, will be advantageous for ministers who can "excuse any dip in results on the grounds that the questions got harder rather than schools got worse," something, she added which will only be unhelpful to employers trying to figure out who the best candidate for the job is, and the heads of schools who will feel "under pressure" to display improvements.

It's unhelpful to democratic government.

This is unhelpful to the hopeful suitor.

His statement was described as unhelpful, although no one explained who it was unhelpful to.

"I think it's unhelpful to them, its unhelpful to the world".

And did he disregard evidence that would have been unhelpful to his case, especially legal advice?