Sentence examples for mutually helpful from inspiring English sources

The relationship between artist and assistant can be mutually helpful.

In many areas, when it is a question of interpreting the use of rudimentary tools or of certain elementary religious phenomena, prehistory and cultural anthropology are mutually helpful.

Zooxanthellae are now known to represent the vegetative stages of dinoflagellate algae, and their association with reef corals is symbiotic i.e., mutually helpful.

When Faulks finally met Barker at the Cheltenham festival, "she said a funny thing: 'people think we must be like Coe and Ovett, but I'm delighted [for you].' Actually I think it was mutually helpful.

On top of that daunting record of two-party dominance, no third party in New Jersey has yet managed to even become a minor player, either by winning a solid minority of votes or by forging mutually helpful ties to a big party, the way the Liberal and Right to Life parties in New York often ally themselves with the Democrats and Republicans.

For the new President had already demonstrated his personal warmth, his eloquent devotion to the liberal arts, his concern for the welfare of the younger faculty, his desire for friendly and mutually helpful relations with New Haven, and his determination to strengthen the financial side of Yale's management by the appointment of a new officer, a Vice President for Finance and Administration.

Because none of these steps are mutually exclusive, it is helpful to have at least one investigator involved in all aspects.

Your medical provider may find this resource on exercise and disease management helpful to mutually plan fitness goals.

Close personal relationships between finance directors proved on occasion very helpful in reaching a mutually acceptable deal for their respective trusts.

In considering interventions to prevent CHD, it may be helpful to consider the mutually reinforcing characteristics of both social and behavioral risk factors.

Difficulties with conflict resolution and problem-solving are common for Manville students, and family intervention can be very helpful in creating more supportive, mutually satisfying family relationships.