Sentence examples for more helpful one from inspiring English sources

But a more immediate discussion, and perhaps a more helpful one, would be to address how Alzheimer's patients and their families, lacking effective treatments, deal with the grueling realities of the disease over time.

Meditation has even been shown switch off harmful genes and turn on more helpful ones.

The traffic update feature is among the more helpful ones offered by mapquest.com.

There is, however, considerable research supporting the effectiveness of cognitive therapy (from which it derives), in which the client learns not only to be mindful of his thoughts, but to also dispute distorted thoughts and replace them with more helpful ones.

Cognitive restructuring was defined as becoming aware of one's thoughts to identify and label those which are helpful and unhelpful, and modify the unhelpful ones into more helpful ones, thereby improving symptoms of depression.

The questioner who focuses on a speaker's research is immeasurably more helpful than one who dwells on their own.

I would have preferred the game interface to be a little more helpful, but no one ever said war was supposed to be easy.

And buoyant asset markets can certainly be judged more helpful than collapsing ones.

Mr Takenaka hinted that he and his team needed to co-ordinate with the Bank of Japan, since rising prices would be more helpful than falling ones.

Public opinions on treatment differ markedly to those of health professionals; alternative treatments are held to be more helpful than pharmacological ones, which are viewed poorly.

"I think one place that was missed, abandoned from the old one which I find, the previous one more helpful, which is that you don't have 'you are fit to return to work'.