Sentence examples similar to unhelpful- from inspiring English sources

The situation is much more subtle, just as it is much more subtle than the unhelpful catchphrase of the 'right to be forgotten'.

Some climate experts have warned that such a move could be unhelpful, as it could encourage a rush of short-term policies that would have limited lasting benefit.

There is an unhelpful conflation of what Charlie Hebdo now represents – namely sneering and dismissive attitudes towards immigrants across Europe – and the reason for which it has been granted the award.

Describing the veil in that manner is unhelpful," she said.

Patrick O'Flynn has resigned as economics spokesman, acknowledging that it was really unhelpful to have described his leader as "snarling, thin-skinned and aggressive".

Clegg sought to press home the case for higher tuition fees today by insisting the plans will make universities "more effective engines of social mobility" and that the policy will "stand the test of time", as he embarked on a last-ditch offensive to dispel "unhelpful myths", notably that the new funding system will worsen social mobility.

But to Edwards-Wood, it is an unhelpful distraction from the real issue of preserving the undercroft.

In this case it was Denis Healey, the chancellor from 1974 to 1979, who, in addition to grappling with the inflationary consequences of the quintupling of oil prices in 1973-74, also had to deal with the demands of powerful trade unions and unhelpful policy suggestions from the Liberals.

It also says that it refers to "historical events" which are "unhelpful" in current peace negotiations.

"I think the declaration of the major internal incident has been really unhelpful.

A third problem with rejecting the coalition's approach to science out-of-hand is that it raises an unhelpful question: which of the priorities of the current government might not be funded under a Labour government?