Sentence examples for helpfully by from inspiring English sources
So she endorses HR 1252 to protect consumers from "price gouging," defined, not altogether helpfully, by a blizzard of adjectives and adverbs.
The page begins, helpfully, by answering the question "What is bandy?" It offers links to other bandy sites, including the results of the 1997 world championships (won by Sweden) and a history of the sport.
Because Ms. Rendell likes to keep her stories inordinately complicated, there is also a dying old writer who is cared for, though none too helpfully, by two of his wives.
With an Internet-based system, important information can be kept in one place, and managers can get at it when they need it.The civil servants responsible for the health service's IT revolution" have been told, helpfully, by their political masters that "failure is not an option".
If you've ever used YouTube, you've probably noticed that it's easy to fall into a sort of viewing trance: you start out watching a funny cat video, and suddenly it's an hour later and you've blown through a bunch more each one recommended to you on the right side of the screen, served up helpfully by the site's algorithm.
With the Golden Gate Bridge as a distant backdrop, the Chinese Medicinal Herb Garden was organized, helpfully, by ailment ( "Congestion," "Cancer," and "Parasites") and a miniature farm called "Crops of the World" seemed designed with local gourmands in mind -- growing exotic delicacies like Osaka Purple Mustard and Ruby Crescent potatoes from Peru.
Here's a graph of said household expenditure, helpfully provided by Ketan Joshi.
David Maraniss, in "Barack Obama: The Story," provides some pungent detail, helpfully summarized by none other than BuzzFeed.
Evidence: this transcript of his Thursday news conference, helpfully provided by the Plain-Dealer.
The sources of this anti-tax politics are multiple, and have been helpfully analyzed by our social scientists and historians.
There she read newspaper articles on microfilm at the library and scoured old yearbooks helpfully supplied by local residents.
