Sentence examples for a further helping from inspiring English sources

There is recent work, much of it focusing on the internet as a hunting ground (plus, at the Timothy Taylor gallery in London's west end, a further helping of new works, including a tribute to kindred spirit Stein).

Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight said: "With economic recovery currently looking feeble, fragile and far from guaranteed, we believe that the Bank of England will ultimately decide to give the economy a further helping hand with a final £50bn of QE.

Now animators can get a further helping hand, by 3D printing their creations to see how they function in the real world, allowing them to pose their character to gain feedback and insight, just like an artist would with a mannequin.

The references quoted are relevant, most having been published within the past 5 years, and represent a further help to the reader who wishes to deal in more detail with a specific clinical or technical aspect.

Its values were somewhat like those of the anticonvict movement of the mid-19th century; Tasmania's physical beauty, and a long-prevailing chimera that something like a utopia should prevail in such a place, further helped the ecological cause.

Knowledge of the level of tracking of a characteristic further helps to answer the question whether or not lifestyle interventions should be given to the whole population or to a sub-sample.

whereas upgrading a Dispenser further helps the team by deploying more ammo, more metal and increasing the heal rate.

If you wronged someone, resolve never to make the same mistake again, and take it a step further: help others avoid making the same mistake you did.

The analogy of an autobiography further helps us makes sense of selfie-spinoff coinages such as shelfie (bookshelf) or sealfie (seal).

While it may seem old-fashioned, applying shaving cream with a brush will further help to soften your beard and exfoliate your skin.

The phones also emit a radio signal to further help guide rescue crews.