Sentence examples for becoming helpful from inspiring English sources

The company is now focused on becoming helpful in the streaming space.

While buying property online is not yet a reality (would you feel comfortable putting a Jamaican villa in your shopping cart?), the web is slowly becoming helpful in the search for a second home.

The challenge grows for the continent to become a fully competitive force in the global market at a time when commodity price trends are becoming less helpful to many countries on the continent".

In court a murder charge is likely to be reduced to manslaughter if the victim was gay and the defendant claims provocation, as happened with the killer of an Anglican priest stabbed in his vicarage in 2006.Some Jamaican gays say the police are becoming more helpful.

As with Bixby's underlying technology, Home is designed pull in more and more contextual information over time, potentially becoming more helpful along the way.

Some of the drawbacks related to using conventional maps in offender interviewing (Summers et al. [2010]) could be addressed by using Google Maps instead and Street View has the potential of becoming a helpful tool to remotely collect data on the built environment (Kronkvist [2013]; Odgers et al. [2012]).

Avoid becoming too helpful.

Computers are becoming ever more helpful tools for managing businesses and improving the quality of our lives.

By providing more tools for users to manage notifications, and the added ability to automatically let meeting participants know when one party is going to be late, this digital assistant is becoming nearly as helpful as a human assistant.*.*

(Do they continue to work for you? Are they helpful?) Becoming aware of what has influenced you, gives you the power to develop new ways to tell your sexual story.

He thinks the Public Schools Athletic League is actually becoming more accessible and helpful to young athletes, bucking a citywide trend.