Sentence examples for proves very helpful from inspiring English sources

In multireaction systems reactive distillation (RD) not only increases the reactant conversion and purity but also proves very helpful to achieve the selectivity of the desired product.

This proves very helpful later; making a quiz without planning it before often results in having the three components of a quiz (questions, answers and results) not correspond with each other.

Nor have technological advances proved very helpful.

Mal's wider story also involves a coerced confession, which will prove very helpful later.

The effort to get law-enforcement agencies to buy Smith & Wesson handguns could prove very helpful to the company, whose sales are primarily to civilians.

In 1992 the devaluation actually proved very helpful to the British economy, and subsequently I was even praised for my role in helping to bring it about.

Nor were traditional levers of power neglected: the support of Carmine DeSapio, New York secretary of state, Democratic machine politician and Village resident, proved very helpful.

Understanding the nuances and the systems they use, and establishing a relationship, has proven very helpful because they can always tell us where the invoice is in the process.

The most widespread fault this month was failure to indicate an adjective, though the fact that the letters of 'like' appear in the clue word proved very helpful, as many realized and exploited.

In the past, there was occasionally a whiff of that type of tacit transaction, and in the end it didn't prove very helpful to either side and wasted a lot of time massaging egos.

In 1901, soon after Mulliken established his own practice, he filed plans for a one-story wooden tool shed on West 114th Street; it was only 15 feet wide, but it was for clients who would prove very helpful to his career: James and David Todd.