Sentence examples for helpful to bear from inspiring English sources
Rosenberg says he searched for an English equivalent to "the complex illusion of spokenness in Job's speeches" and in doing so found it helpful to bear in mind "American poetry's struggle with natural speech".
While evaluating these authenticity concerns, it is helpful to bear in mind the scope of the authenticity concern under scrutiny.
In what follows, we present some general ideas that are helpful to bear in mind when thinking about Du Châtelet's use of the PC and PSR.
It is helpful to bear in mind Pascal's interest in gambling (which after all provided the initial motivation for his study of probability) and to take the gambling model quite seriously here.
They then paraphrase the four rules given by Descartes in Part Two of the Discourse on the Method, saying that although the rules are "often difficult to follow," yet "it is always helpful to bear them in mind, and to heed them as much as possible whenever we try to find the truth by means of reason" (Logic, 234 39).
It is helpful to bear in mind that radiotherapy, hormone therapy, chemotherapy, and their interactions were included in the model not to estimate treatment effects (which are better estimated from large-scale meta-analyses).
Above all, you'll need to concentrate on appropriate proportions throughout the sculpting of the bear, so it can be very helpful to have images of real bears in front of you––print a few from the internet or borrow a book on bears from your local library.
This is a helpful distinction for the administration to bear in mind as it crafts an appropriately stronger response to mounting repression against non-violent demonstrators in Iran.
Using a descriptive classification is very helpful for clinicians; however, it is important to bear in mind its implications.
At his most helpful, he sets up themes and procedures of the narrative, then brings them to bear in the reading of a key passage.
