Statistics are helpful.

The unhappy marriage analogy for Europe s current malaise, while depressing, is helpful.

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The approval processes for such requests, lacking full transparency, were not helpful either.

Thus, for individuals at least, personal constraints can be helpful, not merely limiting if we use them properly. For example, which problems are you personally best equipped to address?

Of course, such norms are helpful.

Here, another historical parallel is helpful.

It is not helpful at all.

I'll never forget how helpful you've been.

Predictable donor support would also be helpful.

It would also be helpful if Iran laid out its strategic vision for the region.

No, I'm not showing you any images, because black holes don't leave behind helpful trails of ink, and space is not painted, showing you the curves.

This book will be helpful to your study.

Regulatory encouragement may be helpful, perhaps even necessary.

Questionnaires could be helpful to assess individual workshops.

IFAD (2001) has developed guidance for monitoring the progress of projects, and this may be helpful.

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Such work was particularly helpful for women seeking to return to the labour force after an absence for maternity leave.

And so we found it was pretty helpful to have laundry machines, for our younger employees especially, and ...

Thus, for individuals at least, personal constraints can be helpful, not merely limiting if we use them properly.

UNCTs now had a helpful tool for preparing Common Country Assessments and United Nations Development Assistance Frameworks (UNDAFs).

Thus, a system of results and rewards could be helpful as a basis for further allocation of resources.

Education may be more helpful to patients with stage I cancer and their carers, and coping skills training may be more helpful at stages II and III.

But moving Germany s gold is hardly helpful in this regard.

These two ideas are helpful in understanding Chávez and Morales.

A fern deep in the forest could, for example, one day prove helpful in the fight against HIV AIDS.

It is helpful to review where the world economy now stands.

But financial inflows into Chechnya are often more destabilizing than helpful.

Another Iran US match might be helpful at this difficult time.

Metabolic and neuroimaging tests are sometimes helpful, but are not routine.

The Kumamoto branch in particular was especially helpful to the case.

Again, it might be helpful to provide that information in writing.

So while networking may not be the most intuitive, or even for some of you introverts, the most comfortable skill, it's a helpful tool to have as you think about getting a job, going to school, or most importantly, learning from others.

A new judgment from the ICJ in this case would be helpful.

I believed, and I still do, that my story could be helpful.

I don't remember that people describe me as helpful and a genius.

Culture of trust is helpful in insecure and unorganized situations (Bjerke, 1999).

Statistics are helpful. But in economics, as in other lines of social inquiry, they are no substitute for proper historical analysis.

Surgery For those with very severe disease surgery is sometimes helpful and may include lung transplantation or lung volume reduction surgery.

The fact that for practical purposes, and for making our work more efficient, you want to focus during certain sessions on certain issues, it is only helpful, but that does not, of course, exclude any delegation from making any other statement.

The MDGs have been helpful in focusing attention on some areas of need.

A bit of intellectual history is helpful in putting today s debate in context.

It would be helpful if LDCs could have further bilateral and multilateral treaties.

It is clearly helpful for immigrants to get hints about how to navigate daily life practically such as norms about standing in line.

Analogous rules for federal budgeting were somewhat helpful in the US in the 1980 s and 1990 s, but were abandoned in 1998.