Sentence examples for most valuable help from inspiring English sources

We thank Margit Schmidt for her most valuable help in searching and retrieving the literature and, together with Dr Susanne Schorr (both Berlin), in preparing, updating, and formatting this manuscript.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/12/237/prepub We thank Anja Meyer RN, Werner Strobel MD and the endoscopy department (Clinic of Pulmonary Medicine and Respiratory Cell Research) for their most valuable help during the study.

Kent, the 2000 N.L. most valuable player, helped lead the San Francisco Giants to the World Series last year.

Collison, named the tournament's most valuable player, helped beat the Cardinal by frequently slipping past defenders to the basket.

Neither Republican officials nor their most valuable constituencies need help paying for health insurance.

Selling shares in the world's most valuable company could help Saudi Arabia address its growing budget deficit of $98 billion in 2015.

KIND Financial has been selling its weed-tracking software for three years, but the startup will now be working with one of the world's most valuable companies to help governments regulate weed.

Over the past 25 years, the international community has learned that the rule of law is one of the most valuable ways to help end conflicts and the mass atrocities all too often associated with them.

Prevention remains the most valuable tool to help reduce the burden of pneumonia, and vaccination strategies can be used for the primary prevention of infection and possibly to reduce this burden in all age groups.

The pitcher in that instance was Spud Chandler, a future most valuable player who helped the Yankees win the World Series later that season.

In a sense, "The Art Museum" may be most valuable precisely for helping to push the analog-versus-digital-book debate along, and even more for prompting ideas about the need to think about old museums in new ways — ways that it doesn't itself ­explore.