Sentence examples for but very helpful from inspiring English sources

But when there are no obvious signs of imminent danger, such as a strike or even a protest, you should be able to proceed with your travel arrangements if you follow some simple but very helpful advice that will help minimize your risk of getting into trouble abroad.

"Obie was very critical of my little dinosaur puppets, but very helpful, he taught me so much," Harryhausen says.

One such book, not mentioned in Pierpont's piece, but very helpful to me, is "The Smell of It" (or "That Smell"), a collection of short stories by Sonallah Ibrahim largely focussed on his political imprisonment in the sixties.

"On the one hand, they got a predictable but very helpful endorsement of their right to develop peaceful nuclear power, but their strategic position on Syria was not helped at all," said Augustus Richard Norton, an Islamic scholar and professor of international relations at Boston University.

We think that the ESS transparency checklist is a simple but very helpful tool for authors and readers of ESS and expect that its adoption will help improve the quality of such studies in the future.

This research demonstrates that the PV simulation model developed during the study is simple, but very helpful to PV system engineers in understanding the I V curves and for accurately predicting PV system power production under outdoor conditions.

People are helpful, but not very helpful.

The information staff were overworked, but always very helpful.

But not very helpful in Ms. Furie's highly unusual circumstance, as the unwitting victim of a theft.

Finding an author and reading through their whole output can seem boring to an adult, but is very helpful to a child and very satisfying.

Behe speaks of this as being part of the problem of evil, which is true, but not very helpful.