Sentence examples similar to archive help from inspiring English sources

An archive helps us to understand this more clearly and practice this more deliberately.

But the archive helps us get booked at JazzFest, and get more gigs outside of here, and get more booking agents.

These fragmented detrital archives help to constrain changes in river system character and provenance during sediment transfer from continents (source) to oceans (sink).

Perhaps this slide show on caveman-and-woman cuisine from the archive will help to clarify the historical record.

Peter Tytell said he would keep some of the machines "as a living archive" to help with his document examination work.

The trove of Latino documents from Chicago is a particularly striking example of how an archive can help break art-historical ground.

He is talking to Rock about setting up AudioBoo channels for the library's sound archive to help members of the public build up its research collection.

On the Web a timeline, maps and a story archive will help visitors delve deep into the character of Luper, whom Mr. Greenaway described as his alter ego.

He hoped that the archive would help historians understand "why did the American people permit all their game to be exterminated?" Mr. Dehler spent two decades, on and off, studying Hornaday, who died in 1937 at the age of 82.

A centralized archive would help doctors better evaluate a woman's latest test, no matter where she has it.

Creating a second copy of the archive could help preserve its contents if Trump decided he wanted something removed from it.