Sentence examples for not prove helpful from inspiring English sources

Again, the adult courts did not prove helpful.

In many cases, that evidence would not prove helpful to catching more perpetrators, and often the victims decide not to prosecute.

Conclusions: An illness perception approach did not prove helpful in predicting secondary preventive behaviour among this group of patients.

"But they have not proved helpful, in my opinion -- though I have friends who will yell at me for saying this -- in rural areas, or among rural Democrats".

As a result, long before the sale happens, customers will be looking at how well these vendors support them, and if they don't prove helpful enough, they may never even get as far as the sale.

From an ethical standpoint, it is also important to consider that internet interventions for mental health may not always prove helpful for their consumers.

But Mr. Cliggott said history would have a difficult time repeating itself this year, if only because the Federal Reserve is not likely to prove helpful to stock investors.

The study design did unfortunately not prove very helpful since only one case was identified, which limits the possibility of studying the prognosis.

Rather than view the defense authorization bill as, primarily, a vehicle to repeal DADT, supporters are pitching the other elements of the legislation that would prove helpful, if not vital, for armed forces.

There is no doubt that some candidates for Congress and other local offices will get a temporary boost from staking out their "anti" positions, but with six weeks to go until Election Day, short-term spurts of popularity may not last very long or prove helpful.

Traditionally, rodent models have been used, and have not only proved helpful for revealing mechanisms underlying human NAFLD or NASH etiology but have also served as important platforms for testing the therapeutic potency of candidate agents (Nagarajan et al., 2012).