Sentence examples for very much help from inspiring English sources

Actually, the instant-reaction polls may not be very much help in answering that question.

That these activists have done so without very much help from the mainstream international human-rights community makes it all the more impressive.

"I think that depending on how the media and how fans view a girlfriend or wife, it can very much help the brand of the individual tennis player," Mr. Belsky said.

Is not bending world trade rules a bit merely a small price to pay for helping the poor?Aid, not tradeNo, it is a large price to pay, and for not very much help.

— Human Events blog 1964: Republicans fight for the Civil Rights Act: "We were the people who passed the civil-rights bills back in the sixties without very much help from our colleagues across the aisle".

Unfortunately, the text of the VPPA is not very much help.

Women, by-and-large, have very much helped the gay community get to where they are today.

Here are three memorable characters from past television shows in which clothes very much helped to make the woman.

Should you ever find yourself on the wrong side of the law, it seems, it very much helps if you come from the top of MI6".

As someone whose feminist awakening was very much helped along by an eight-months-pregnant Neneh Cherry's brilliant (and surprisingly controversial) appearance on Top of The Pops in 1988, I associate pregnancy with strength and power (even if you can only eat Monster Munch for five months straight and feel like death).

That is what my training abroad very much helped me to do and I am really grateful for it.