Sentence examples for has very helpfully from inspiring English sources
The World Bank has very helpfully been putting together data for as many countries as release their data, and the January data look pretty scary indeed.
Only a few times does Siegel get around to suggesting, not very helpfully, how readers might find ways to be more serious in their daily lives.
"A Breakfast cup here is rather vague, I'm afraid — it's just a larger cup than a tea cup," David told her, not very helpfully.
The word is usually translated as tavern or pub — not very helpfully, since those words suggest a menu more T.G.I. Friday's than Nobu.
The very useful Web site Box Office Mojo has most helpfully listed the ten nominees along with their 2009 gross box-office results: five blockbusters; two successes; and three succès d'estime, one of them imported ("The Hurt Locker," "A Serious Man," and "An Education").
("We screwed up," Sam Waksal, the company's C.E.O., has said, helpfully).
Results: Bequartioden¬dron oblanceolata is now assigned to the family Sapotaceae as has been helpfully noted by the reviewer.
Moreover, the spotlight that the Security Council has so helpfully shown on the plight of Africa this month, from the HIV/AIDS pandemic to the effects of war and civil strife, has helped focus the world's attention on the very issues that UNICEF has long argued must be at the very heart of the international peace and security agenda.
But mysteriously--and very helpfully--few people will prevaricate in the same way on the phone.
