Sentence examples for of much assistance from inspiring English sources

Nor could the murky waters of the Serpentine have been of much assistance to Britain's Daniel Fogg.

He did not think his former Spanish coach Alex Corretja would be of much assistance to Ferrer, as his own game had moved on since they parted about 18 months ago.

It took Peretz, a man untrained in defense jargon but with a keen eye on the needs of his fellow citizens — including fellow residents of Sderot, where rockets from Gaza have long been a regular nuisance — to insist on giving the system a first push and finding the initial budget for it when not even the prime minister was of much assistance.

Nor has the stockmarket, still around 25% of the end-1989 peak, been of much assistance.Think of the choices savers face in the west.

Not that this was of much assistance to Jason Carter, grandson of former President Jimmy Carter, who hoped to win Georgia's governorship for the Democrats.

In the literature for business process management, the described guidelines and methods for process prioritization are often of very high level and hence not of much assistance when attempting to use them on production-related business processes.

Raabe demonstrated that, regardless of the position with first drafts, or of how much assistance Liszt may have received from Raff or Conradi at that point, every note of the final versions represents Liszt's intentions.

The Bono-O'Neill tour will place some rare attention on the perennial questions of how much assistance is due to Africa and where in Africa that assistance should go.

They need help and encouragement, not punishment, although the game as a whole and specifically those teams they have leapfrogged in recent years deserve a full explanation from the RFL of exactly how much assistance or preferential treatment they have been given in the last four years.

After the disclosure that about 200 storm-ravaged homes would have to be demolished by the New York City Buildings Department, officials on Sunday indicated that the city would not immediately charge homeowners for the cost of demolition, and that "as much assistance as possible" would be offered.

Many of them live in private accommodation, which can mean anything from squatting to owning property.None of the older refugees received as much assistance as those displaced last year, though the government has promised to improve their lot.