Sentence examples for helpful question from inspiring English sources

CUI BONO (who benefits?) is said to be a helpful question to ask when you are trying to unravel a mystery.

But being able to talk to various people who were physically present at various stages along the way was very, very helpful QUESTION FROM STEFAN: Wonderful piece, I've read it several times and sent on to others.

In pondering the disobliging remarks he made about Chinese and Japanese people in the private diaries he kept about his travels to east Asia in 1922-3, just published by Princeton University Press, it's not a particularly helpful question.

An avowed Eurosceptic demanding more robust repatriation of powers in the last parliament, the MP for Wrekin has now converted to Cameron's cause, and provided back up during the prime minister's Commons statement by asking a helpful question highlighting the White House's worries about the UK leaving the EU.

My former colleague Julian Knight (he used to be money editor of The Independent on Sunday) asked a helpful question about Britain's independent nuclear deterrent, which Corbyn wants to dispense with, giving Cameron the chance to say how important it is to keep it.

I find that the most important and helpful question to ask myself when I'm working on a poem is "Am I telling the truth?" TS Eliot said that the greatest difficulty for a poet is to distinguish between "what one really feels and what one would like to feel".

It's enough to drive any digital advertising exec bonkers, but thankfully, I've rounded up a few options -- and some helpful questions to ask -- to help you organize your choices.

The Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations has put together a comprehensive list of helpful questions.

There are some helpful questions and suggestions of things to do at the very end.

Find someone who has a calming presence and will ask helpful questions.

"So the most helpful questions bubble to the top and the bad ones get voted down," Ng said.