Sentence examples for most helpfully from inspiring English sources

Most helpfully, the research contains lists of objects that positively or negatively affect a photo's appeal.

Good use is made of thoughtful interviews with surviving friends and family members, most helpfully the artist's three sons.

Most helpfully for the cook, he sorts out the different kinds of allium flavors and how they evolve on the cutting board and stove.

His athleticism and fitness honed on the sevens circuit allows him to get around the park brilliantly, whilst his offloading ability allows Scotland to change the point of their attack most helpfully.

To write the novel, which was published in the United States in February by Random House, Ms. Dunant read everything she could about Renaissance history, studied old maps and, most helpfully, a diary written by an apothecary of the time.

The very useful Web site Box Office Mojo has most helpfully listed the ten nominees along with their 2009 gross box-office results: five blockbusters; two successes; and three succès d'estime, one of them imported ("The Hurt Locker," "A Serious Man," and "An Education").

Most catalogues have helpfully whittled this down to a couple of hundred, but you only need to know a dozen at the most.

"And if the big society is anything better than a slogan looking increasingly threadbare as we look at our society reeling under the impact of public spending cuts, then discussion on this subject has got to take on board some of those issues about what it is to be a citizen and where it is that we most deeply and helpfully acquire the resources of civic identity and dignity".

Helpfully, most of my cabin-mates were not hitting their targets either.

A. Windows 98 very helpfully adds most newly installed applications to the Programs list, but the list can get rather lengthy.

Six generations of the Buendías family, most of the men helpfully called Aureliano, invent family life from scratch in the South American swamps of Macondo.