Sentence examples for extra helpful from inspiring English sources

Of course, just as players with high at-bat totals and high batting averages are extra helpful, high-at bat totals and low averages will kill you.

Mr. Lein, the manager at Autodesk who was extra helpful to Ms. Morse, says that just as she has, he, too, has had to resist entreaties from other high-technology companies.

"In some ways they made the effort to be extra helpful to offset their own predicament and to provide assurance that there was no ill feeling," said the expedition leader, Laurie Dexter, a Canadian skier and marathon runner.

If the servers at his places are under strict orders to return any little pourboire offered for extra helpful service — as is the rule at, say, Whole Foods Market, where a fishmonger who has sweetly pried out the pin bones in your kid's salmon isn't allowed to take a few extra dollars for the effort — then the economy has indeed altered.

"We need the community to be extra helpful with flagging any posts that might be breaking our guidelines — especially threats of violence".

Some might not consider it a good use of time to have the CEO of a large company recognize such a junior person just because she was extra helpful to people.

At first, it was an extra-helpful, eccentric friend here and there.

The sales increase that typically follows a prize is seen as extra-helpful for smaller publishers such as Granta.

As is customary when a publisher wants to be extra-helpful, the early review copies of "Spade & Archer: The Prequel to Dashiell Hammett's 'The Maltese Falcon' " include a "conversation" with the author, Joe Gores.

This is really helpful if you're having difficulties in school or if you just need the extra help.

Recreational players with their shorter and more compact swing style will be more likely to find the extra power helpful.