Sentence examples for increasingly helpful from inspiring English sources

"As smartphone cameras improve, this is increasingly helpful".

Kingsley's two-sentence prompts must be increasingly helpful because he is working on so many, and so many varied, roles.

Yet both remained determined to take the attack to the spinners, thereby disturbing their length on an increasingly helpful surface.

Sir Deryck's international experience and contacts have made him increasingly helpful the last few years to Mr. Weill, who has made a series of foreign acquisitions since Citigroup was created in 1998 by the merger of Travelers and Citicorp.

As he prepares to leave the Today programme at the end of the year – "I will probably cry", he tells Radio Times – James Naughtie is being increasingly helpful to whoever is asked to compile gaffes for his leaving tape, which will naturally have his mangling of Jeremy Hunt's name as its climax.

Mr. Obama won the day by persuading a handful of senators that that the treaty's failure would undercut Russian cooperation on a range of future security issues, from countering Iran — on which Moscow has been increasingly helpful — to keeping supply lines open to Afghanistan.

Diffusion-weighted MRI (DWI) is increasingly considered a helpful supplementary imaging tool for differentiation of orbital masses.

As search engines improve, queries with detailed queries increasingly provide surprisingly helpful results.

Imagery rescripting (ImRS), i.e. changing intrusive mental images in imagery, is increasingly recognized as a helpful therapy technique.

At American University, 85percentt of seniors (and 89percentt of business majors) graduate with at least one internship under their belt -- experience which is often helpful (and increasingly expected) to a student's future career, but can sometimes draw focus away from academics.

In summary, diffusion-weighted MRI is increasingly regarded as a helpful tool in the diagnostic work-up of orbital tumours.