Sentence examples for much help there from inspiring English sources

"Not much help there," Mr. Petersen said.

You know, I don't like to explain anything about the story". Not much help there, typically enough.

This helps explain why the nasty ethos of Wall Street has percolated down, including to our politics (though we really didn't need much help there).

Chances are, Yelp won't be of much help there, but the newly redesigned Hoppit is putting these kinds of searches at the core of its service.

Regaining 500 shields is also something that will likely take more than one match, though it's just about as simple a task as I can imagine so I'm not going to be much help there.

Be honest, you know your kids need way too much "help". There is no way you can keep this up forever.

The usual tools of imaging — shooting X-rays or electrons through the sample and observing how they are deflected — are not of much help because there is little variation in density or mineralogy between the fossils and the rocks.

For all the talk of moderation and modulation, it's almost impossible to figure out where that golden mean is; don't do too much and don't do too little aren't much help when there's no consensus.

And they might not get much help even there.

They would also still have a shot at the division title, although they will need much more help there because they would lose tie breakers to both the Jets and the Dolphins.

267, 272, 59 N.E. 55, 56 (1901) (emphasis added). 2 This conclusion was drawn long ago by Judge Learned Hand, who stated that "the decisions [addressing when preparation has become attempt] are too numerous to cite, and would not be much help anyway, for there is, and obviously can be, no definite line". U.S. v. Coplon, 185 F.2d 633, 633 (2d Cir.1950).