Sentence examples for helpful term from inspiring English sources

Even among gay and lesbian people there is major debate as to whether or not "marriage" is a helpful term and framework for faithful loving same-sex relationships.

He says he doesn't really believe high-level athletes choke, though I sense what he really believes is that it's not a helpful term.

The process is known colloquially as "radicalisation" or "brainwashing" (depending on the context), though a more helpful term for it is "mind control".

Acknowledgement: Thanks and gratitude to Darin Cairns for introducing me to the helpful term "Be a guide, not a guard".

They should also know they can and should come to you if they ever experience "secret touching" (the more accurate and helpful term for "bad touch") from a friend, teacher, coach, or family member.

Thus, although LN is a helpful term for describing these lesions collectively, classification into ALH and LCIS might still be justified, or preferable for risk stratification and management decisions.

Deutsche Bank's chief financial officer, Stefan Krause, said the regulations "are really not very helpful in terms of helping global financial markets to properly work".

Stefan Krause, the bank's chief financial officer, said in a call with analysts in January that the rules "were really not very helpful in terms of helping global financial markets".

Mr Clegg replied that trying to "grab the opportunity to create some synthetic differences" might win helpful short-term headlines but would do long-term damage to the Coalition.

Increased activity from celebs could theoretically be very helpful in terms of drawing in younger audiences, too, which would help Facebook with its perceived teen user problem.

In particular, the opportunity to share and discuss their own experiences may be helpful in terms of learning to manage and cope with their condition.