Sentence examples for rarely helpful from inspiring English sources

In fact, physiologic and pathologic soft tissue calcification of the head and neck is rare, and plain radiography is rarely helpful in diagnosing [16].

Ordinary laboratory tests are rarely helpful.

There's a time and a place for anger, but it's rarely helpful as an opening gambit.

The desire to define by binary lists is natural enough, but it is rarely helpful.

But presenting a brilliant woman as one of a kind is rarely helpful; it suggests a freakishness, implying somehow that any success she enjoyed was accidental – and there were no accidents here.

The expensive tests were rarely helpful, the study found.

THE arrest of a senior executive rarely brings helpful headlines.

But this is rarely a helpful exercise; most ideas aren't new, just new to you, and an idea is a fairly useless thing.

Unfortunately, instead of minding the gap, most PR people proceed to inundate the outnumbered journalists with massive amounts of form-pitch emails, unwarranted phone calls and embargoed press releases — which are rarely considered helpful by a journalist.

But quick, easy explanations are rarely the most helpful.

Some of these items, such as printers and suits, though rarely vehicles, are helpful to get rid of even if they are not broken.