Sentence examples for provides no help from inspiring English sources
But the rating system merely identifies funds that performed well in the past; it provides no help in finding future winners.
The broadcast tape provides no help; the cameras were placed in both fighters' corners, in such a way that the punching action was never clearly seen unless both men were broadside to one of the lenses.
The article about sleeping pills was handled as a business story, which says a great deal about the way medications are dispensed in this country, but provides no help to those who are seeking relief from insomnia.
Some small studies have found that a few cups a day can shave some points from blood pressure levels, but others have found that it provides no help at all, and may even be counterproductive.
In the case of the condensation of a crystal from individual atoms, the spherical symmetry of each atom tells one no more than that the crystal may be formed equally well with its axis pointing in any direction; and such information provides no help in finding the crystal structure.
As expected the exclusive insulin supply (Case a) provides no help for a nondiabetic person.
But the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Web site provided no help.
Mr. Shamo said that aside from a Turkish aid group, international aid organizations are providing no help in the camp he runs here in Bab al-Salam.
He drew a bright line between his view of the responsibilities of government and that of the Republicans who helped create this mess and have stubbornly provided no help to Mr. Obama in cleaning it up.
He was hardly a tyrant.Rob LeeMorpeth, NorthumberlandThe dummies guideSIR – Your briefing on nanotechnology translated the British "children's dummies" as "comforters" for Americans, which provided no help whatsoever ("A little risky business", November 24th).
While the childcare disregard provided no help to parents on the lowest incomes, the new childcare tax credit will provide maximum help to lower-paid parents - up to £70 of help for families with one child and up to £105 for families with two or more children in qualifying childcare.
