Sentence examples for great helpfulness from inspiring English sources

Although this volume is nearly 800 pages long, although it is edited with great helpfulness as well as careful scholarship, and although it puts a lot of flesh on the bones of relationships that are visible in the poems, it does so in ways that preserve the image of MacNeice as someone whose curiosity allowed him to stand one step back from life.

Early in my time as crossword editor (though I could see its great helpfulness to a setter in trouble over a difficult clue, I insisted on killing off the convention that 'charge' in a clue was a fair way to reach ION in a solution. (I did so on the grounds that the convention was simply too wrong to be acceptable, since an ion is an atom or molecule, not an electric charge).

Perhaps more important, you can also use them in day-to-day interactions to prime the people around you for greater helpfulness.

This randomized double-blind and placebo controlled trial found a substantially different decrease in patient pain and in overall quality of life (p=0.008) and a four-month follow-up reported significantly greater helpfulness of the homeopathic treatment versus the placebo (p=0.004).

to report greater enthusiasm for the importance of MOT, better access to needed testing, more confidence to provide MOT and the greater helpfulness of formal and continuing education.

The perceived greater helpfulness of MBPs compared with the use of NPs suggests that more patients perceived a benefit from MBPs compared with NPs.

The CT groups reported greater perceived helpfulness with improving memory compared to the EFMT group, even though both groups demonstrated similar improvements in working memory during the study period.

It's built on what we think makes the UK a great place: tolerance, helpfulness, generosity; being inclusive, open and patient to all people, regardless of age, gender, race, demography or location.

This prize is awarded to a Columbia College senior who has shown for the College the greatest interest and helpfulness.

Patients who preferred twice weekly yoga had greater expectation of helpfulness [9.0 (SD 1.5)] than patients who preferred weekly yoga [7.0 (SD 3.2), p=0.003].

A greater belief in the helpfulness of body image programmes and higher personal ineffectiveness were significant predictors of interest in participation.