Sentence examples for helpful contributions from inspiring English sources

In one of his less helpful contributions to social harmony, the old polecat suggested in 1990 that the side that ethnic minorities cheer for – England or their country of origin – should be a barometer of whether they are truly British.

"I am going to go on as an MEP, I lead a group at the European parliament so I am going to go on with my helpful contributions there," he said.

On wider matters, I'm grateful for the helpful contributions of commentators on this blog, and particularly welcome Bix2bop's recent comment on the contribution of bands like Don Ellis's and John Handy's to the often underrated 60s jazz scene, and nilpferd's on the importance of balancing an appreciation of Stan Getz's more muscular playing against the understatements of samba jazz.

Important and helpful contributions here include Singer (1972), Shue (1980), and Pogge (2002).

Throwing out a few credits in exchange for helpful contributions across transcription services, translation and more, seems like it would have made sense.

With a few helpful contributions from Bookishly's friends on Facebook, I've successfully compiled a list of literature's top 10 romances.

This is not a helpful contribution.

I think it was another spectacularly helpful contribution from your company.

The report was described by Britain's most senior drugs officer, Chief Constable Tim Hollis, as "a timely and helpful contribution".

Fidget spinners, on the other hand, are masquerading as a helpful contribution to the common weal, while actually they are leading to whole new levels of stupid.

George Eustice, the prime minister's former press secretary who is one of the founders of the Fresh Start group, said: "We have put forward a wishlist which we think is a helpful contribution to the debate.