Sentence examples for helpful answers from inspiring English sources

In 2011 alone, Pfizer Helpful Answers helped more than one million Americans receive 7.8 million prescriptions of medicines valued at nearly $1.5 billion.

Did the service give me any motivation to offer helpful answers?

Though they received some helpful answers, they also heard many along the lines of "Honey, I have no idea" or "A judge wouldn't touch that with a ten-foot pole"; prayer was sometimes recommended.

Inside, it is filled with tips like "Six Facts You Need to Know About KI — Potassium Iodide" (No. 1: it can protect your thyroid if you are exposed to radioactive iodine) and "helpful answers" to questions like "Could Indian Point explode like a bomb?" ("No. It is impossible for any nuclear power plant to explode like a bomb under any conditions").

Of course, snippets haven't always proved to contain helpful answers.

The most helpful answers, as ranked by users, rise to the top of the page.

That would be wild, if some sort of helpful answer came from the world of recreational drugs.

Such "gamification", increasingly ubiquitous in areas ranging from self-improvement to project management, works by awarding points for a helpful answer, allowing helpers to "level up".

For my money, the most helpful answer was provided by the Jordanian columnist Rami Khouri, who said that "what's really important today is not the Arab street, but the Arab basement".

I suppose a more helpful answer would be to point out that I am an inventor, as well as a novelist and short-storyista, and so am constantly working on such devices in my basement lab.

(When we tried, we got a helpful answer about Zip drive types within an hour).