Sentence examples for helpful explains from inspiring English sources

They can be particularly helpful, explains Price, for smaller core culture organisations that are open to collaborations but don't have the headspace, the capacity nor the time to actually think of those innovative ways of working.

"We've had silly phrases, like the 'post-industrial economy' which are not entirely helpful," explains Greenish, in a reference to the belief that Britain's future lay predominantly in service industries and the financial sector.

I asked Ucas and they were really helpful, explaining everything".

This time, the head-scratching was over Carinthian Schlutzkrapfen, which the menu, trying to be helpful, explained was "high altitude Austrian cheese ravioli".

The at-large members were particularly helpful explaining to the Steering Committee the specific burdens created for doctors when they had to add additional time to their patient care encounters (for example, for conducting informed consent discussions) or increase their overall paperwork burden.

The result is this helpful explainer, which we'll keep updated as new changes roll out so it's always accurate.

(It's all very dramatic and confusing, but you can find a helpful explainer here).

Note: if you're not sure what a double dissolution means, we suggest beginning with this helpful explainer here.

A helpful explainer released Wednesday by the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, a local human rights organization, explains that he has not yet been acquitted in any of the cases against him.

A helpful note explains that all questions must be answered Yes for an application to be considered.

"The premise behind hormesis is that, for certain exposures, there might be a window where the exposure is harmful but also one where it's helpful," she explains.