Sentence examples for more helpful however from inspiring English sources

Mr. Diamond said he appreciated the grant, which he might use for marketing and advertising; more helpful, however, would be incentives to get customers to buy from downtown businesses.

Far more helpful, however, were the kind ministrations of Aunt Maud and another of her mother's sisters, Aunt Grace, a trained nurse who came to help coax her back to health.

It would be more helpful, however, if the PM would consistently check into actual venues, instead of city-sized venues like "Ottawa".

A more helpful measure however is the NRI.

However, a more helpful, if necessarily approximate, analogy is with music.

Libya has in recent months, however, been more helpful, possibly because it is working toward a closer relationship with Europe.

More long-term vision would be helpful, however.

A very short time frame may have been more helpful in this respect [ 43], however this would not provide relevant information in terms of the impacts of oral conditions, as very few children would be expected to have experienced them, say, in the last 7 days.

However, radiography is more helpful in detecting trabecular/cortical bone lesions while MRI is more sensitive, particularly in the vertebral bone marrow, to show diffuse or focal bone marrow involvement, which has not or not yet caused destruction of mineralised bone.

However, it's more helpful in the long run to think about what you can change in a given situation to make it work better next time than it is to focus on how badly things already went wrong.

Clicker, however, is being a lot more helpful.