Sentence examples for it's certainly helpful from inspiring English sources

It's ironic that De Lome's disparaging comments helped lift BA itself, though it's certainly helpful now that the airline is faced with contacting 33,000 customers who traveled on flights which may have contained some radiation poisoning.

But it's certainly helpful in understanding the timidity of Wales's historians, absorbed as they are within a comforting but unquestioning national culture.

"It's certainly helpful, but it's not harmful to not get".

"I think people who've been to drama school, it's certainly helpful to have money.

"It's certainly helpful anytime you get somebody weighing in," Mr. Rabe said.

And it's certainly helpful for a company to have a product or service in its name, like any of the above, at least to distinguish itself from cars and drugs.

When Number 10 was attempting to deny my revelations in The End of the Party about Gordon Brown's conduct towards colleagues, it was certainly helpful that the chancellor went on the record to substantiate the account of his appalling treatment at the hands of the prime minister's thugpersons, those whom Mr Darling memorably described as "the forces from hell".

We always knew that it combined a mixture of human curation and algorithms, but it is certainly helpful to see a list of do's and dont's for sources.

It was certainly helpful if you knew Yiddish.

However, it is certainly helpful in society and social structure... because of the family structure.... [W]ith gay and lesbian relationships, I think you're going to see families.

While it is certainly helpful to build a credit history for the child when she piggybacks on the adults' card, this definitely requires extra effort in monitoring and guidance.