Sentence examples for assist whether from inspiring English sources
They like to advise and assist, whether or not the advice is wanted or needed.
"Please know I will never stop fighting for human rights and will do everything in my power to help and assist, whether it means stepping up or stepping down, because this is not about me," Dolezal said.
If someone has a heart attack in front of us on the street, we have a humanitarian obligation to assist, whether they are tourists or citizens, but in the case of citizens, we also have an obligation to identify and address factors (such as economic insecurity) that make some people much more vulnerable to heart attacks than others.
"Please know I will never stop fighting for human rights and will do everything in my power to help and assist, whether it means stepping up or stepping down, because this is not about me.
"Please know I will never stop fighting for human rights and will do everything in my power to help and assist, whether it means stepping up or stepping down, because this is not about me," Dolezal wrote.
Audiences today pore over historical dramas like Wolf Hall and fantasies like The Musketeers and Penny Dreadful eagerly seeking historical detail, a process with which historians are happy to assist, whether it's checking the accuracy of the architecture, execution styles, or size (and curvature) of the codpieces.
Our staff is here to assist you, whether you would like to find that perfect group to join or you'd like to start a new organization.
The key word here is assist and whether we are talking Tesla Auto Pilot, Cadillac Super Cruise or Nissan ProPilot, the human driver remains in charge and must constantly be paying attention and ready to take full control.
Such subcellular structures may assist identifying whether a pigmented cell is a melanocyte or macrophage, an important distinction in diagnosing melanoma [ 21].
CATS I and CATS II VCIQ, PRIQ and FSIQs can all be compared; which will assist identifying whether there is any bias found in CATS II in relation to those participants recruited to CATS I.
