Sentence examples for able to help an from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ashcroft said that if the quota was filled, the authorities would be able to help an informant by delaying any deportation proceedings.

He wants Japan to be able to help an ally when it is in trouble by, for instance, shooting down North Korean missiles that are heading for the United States.American policymakers have generally favoured such a shift.

So with his 1982 Bordeaux baking in the RV, Mr. McInerney called the only person he could think of who might be able to help: an old friend from the 1980's party scene — with a guesthouse — Ms. Hearst.

An efficient change-detection tool must not only be able to help an operator detect changes, but also identify and understand them, while limiting the cost in attentional resources needed to process the information it provides, especially in such contexts that operators' cognitive resources are already overburdened.

Lamar may still be able to help an NBA team, but he's lost me (and probably many others) as a supporter.

"Since posting my first video back in 2006 I have been able to help an amazing number of banjo and guitar students.

"We're going to be able to help a bunch of people.

"I like the part about being able to help a lot of people," Ohlendorf said.

He has helped several get housing in city group homes and has been able to help a few get green cards.

"It's cool to be able to help a bunch of kids," Buck said, "and all I did was wear a helmet".

One effect can be seen in the 9 p.m. hour on Thursday, when "Idol" was not able to help a new drama, "The Finder".