Sentence examples for exactly a helpful from inspiring English sources

When asked, Mr Greenspan says that the only safeguard against bubbles is constant economic volatility not exactly a helpful suggestion, although some have argued that the 1970s were not as bad as commonly remembered.Regrettably, there is no obvious way out of this dilemma.* Most would agree that we want to maximise the level of real income while minimising its volatility.

But the report actually said the net job loss could be anywhere from zero to 1 million — not exactly a helpful estimate.

The buzziest story line is the buzz that has enveloped Vancouver, writes Sarah Kwak on SI.com, while everyone else is busy figuring out what exactly a Canuck is (helpful guide here from Greg Wyshynski of Yahoo.com).

It is rarely followed exactly but it is a helpful guideline during the shooting of a film.

(The Washington Post has a helpful graphic that explains exactly how gerrymandering works).

The recruiting firm might be a retained boutique in exactly your specialty so it will be a helpful relationship to grow.

It's debatable exactly how helpful this is when almost a quarter of young people in the state are unemployed – Tasmania has the highest rate in the nation.

She doesn't seem to know exactly what it is she prefers about men, so I offer a helpful hint.

And my husband helped me… why, exactly, was it helpful for a man to look after his own children, or cook the food that he would eat?" A writer I really love expressed surprise when I told her how much I admired Cusk, offering the opinion that "She can't say what she thinks, only retrospectively garlands it with all sorts of whimsy so she sounds super clever and fragile.

I'm in a helpful mood, so I'll make this simple by putting in list form what, exactly, about the above events is sexist.

Its depressing and they aren't exactly that helpful.