Sentence examples for exactly helpful from inspiring English sources

So none of that was exactly helpful.

I'm not sure that it's exactly helpful, but it's definitely stuck with me for many years.

So it wasn't exactly helpful when Novak said she'd prefer to wear any colour "except grey".

"What we had learned in training courses was not exactly helpful," Francese says.

Still, he recognized that the connection to Russia wasn't exactly helpful.

The plans weren't exactly helpful: there were no precise measurements, and he didn't understand many Italian terms.

Its depressing and they aren't exactly that helpful.

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.

(On the other hand, I admit that those of us who really do care about forests have not exactly been helpful. We have not encouraged selective harvesting from naturally occurring stands, which may be necessary).

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.