Sentence examples for proved particularly helpful from inspiring English sources

Have there been things Balanchine or Kirstein said that proved particularly helpful?

The Web proved particularly helpful when we broke the disposal at my in-laws' weekend house.

They say that two software tools have proved particularly helpful: Billingorchard.com to keep track of electronic billing and Quickbooks for accounts payable.

"The arts have therapeutic value," said Dr. David G. Poplack, director of the cancer center, who said that getting young patients to vocalize proved particularly helpful in their recovery.

The ability to lock the storage silos proved particularly helpful for female farmers, who are more vulnerable to their crops being stolen, with more than 98% reporting a significant increase in household food security.

In the more recent era of historic preservation it proved particularly helpful to designers adding on to buildings, like the architects Butler Rogers Baskett with their seamless mansard addition of the mid-1980s for the town house of the Episcopal School, at 35 East 69th Street.

At an event hosted by the Coalition for Public Safety, a pro-reform venture, Obama was praised by Booker and Republican senator Mike Lee, who said: "What the president's been doing and talking about this week will prove particularly helpful" for reforms.

Desperate to find out what is wrong with Eli, now 8, the Sukins, of The Woodlands, Tex., have become pioneers in a new kind of testing that is proving particularly helpful in diagnosing mysterious neurological illnesses in children.

Silent Shooting in Live View Canon has equipped the EOS 5D Mark II with two Silent Shooting modes in Live View which will prove particularly helpful to law enforcement officials, and for behind-the-scenes shooting on movie sets.

As Google points out on its support pages, this can prove particularly helpful to people who use one of the many non-Latin script-based languages that require special characters such as Arabic, Greek, and Thai.

Recent pilot work has also suggested that cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) involving exposure and ritual prevention (EX/RP) may prove particularly helpful in ameliorating OCD symptoms in children and adolescents.