Sentence examples for more helpful as from inspiring English sources

Experience is more helpful, as if an amateur is being replaced by a professional.

Still, THE ELEMENTS OF COOKING: Translating the Chef's Craft for Every Kitchen (Scribner, $24), by Michael Ruhlman, is better and more helpful as a training aid for those aiming to lead a gastronomic life in the modern age.

Michael Caine's walk-on performance as an architecture professor in Inception is no more helpful as an insight into the mother of the arts than the random fact of Woody Harrelson's character in Indecent Proposal being an architect.

I arrived thinking that I would volunteer as kitchen help, but when my offers to cut vegetables or wash dishes were gently rebuffed, I realized that I'd be more helpful as a planter of artichokes and tomatoes.

"It would be more helpful as a teacher," she said, "to have these go-to books where I can say 'I think you are going to like this book.

Since myIDP is quite detailed in its questions, trainees may find that the assessment and career exploration becomes increasingly more helpful as they progress throughout their training (e.g., pass qualifying exams, enter postdoc position).

While online chat rooms offer support and virtual fellowship, abstinent singles said local faith-based institutions — especially more conservative ones like Redeemer and Hillsong — were more helpful, at least as a first step.

Consistency may be more important than intensity, so a brisk walk on a frequent and regular basis for reasonable amounts of time may be more helpful than jogging as fast as you can once every few weeks.

A classification based on MR imaging features would be more helpful for management as well as prognosis in cases of malignant soft tissue lesions.

They inspire me to be more positive and helpful as well.

The trend towards 'brightsiding' (in effect, putting a positive spin on everything related to climate change) is no more helpful, and just as inaccurate.