Sentence examples for this certainly helped from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fathy, who attended training with Freedom House, said, "This certainly helped during the revolution".

This certainly helped, though the OECD reports that Japanese electricity and telecoms prices, for example, remain the highest among that organisation's rich-country members.

Although this certainly helped to prevent the spread of heresies in Spain, in the long run it had a blighting effect on Spanish society, especially because the statutes were linked so closely with the basically corrupt institution of the Inquisition and its encouragement of the inevitably corrupting and divisive practice of spying on and denouncing one's neighbours.

Many Conservative MPs appreciated the more measured approach and this certainly helped him at the 1992 election.

This certainly helped me, as the club captured their imagination and created an excitement for both those [local agencies] and the participants.

I don't think Waitrose's mark-ups on fine wine are uniformly so astronomical, but this certainly helps explain how retailers manage blanket offers.

This certainly helps to explain why house prices in big cities have tended to outpace those in rural areas, but it is not a reason to expect prices to keep rising indefinitely.

While this certainly helps structure the data for easier search, it isn't very useful to the publisher.

By seizing assets, criminals have no worldly possessions to enjoy and this certainly helps send out a clear message that crime does not pay".

This certainly helps to justify their application and usefulness for future deployment by the industry and authorities.While all papers address enhancing the safety and efficiency of driving, each of them addresses a certain aspect of this issue.

This certainly helps, but it still leaves us with a bit of a puzzle about why this apparent composite of a conditional and a deontic operator is actually some sort of primitive idiom involving a modal notion.