Sentence examples for assisting the next generation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Salat, who was given seeds to plant as a boy, is now a husband and father, and he is still here, working for the camps and assisting the next generation of arrivals.
A better picture of the views of teachers toward the relevant issues could inform both science curriculum and teacher education, with a view to assisting the next generation of teachers in representing their subject accurately, particularly with regard to the nature of science, the evidential nature of evolution, and the majority support it has within the community of scientists.
She is bringing her many years of higher education leadership experience to the fore to assist the next generation to make their mark and succeed in one of the most competitive industries.
By offering practical training in both the creative and the business sides of the entertainment industry, Roberts' goal in founding the ARC was to assist the next generation of leading artists and entertainers, to discover their purpose in life, fine-tune their talents, and in turn, bless the world with their realized creations.
As I mentioned briefly in my column last week, the descendants of a farm family from Illinois have an entirely different way of providing an assist to the next generation — a no-interest loan fund that assists family members who need help paying for educational expenses.
The day will also include, as it did last year, a conference and industry talks designed to assist and inspire the next generation of electronic producers and DJs in Belfast.
This could assist scientists to design the next generation of PPI drugs.
This will help in assisting the similar transfer of the next generation of assays.
The Nile team was in no doubt about the importance of the subject matter, or about dedicating their time and expertise to assist a collaborative project between the next generation of service designers and an institution as highly esteemed as Royal Trinity.
These results confirm previous hypotheses regarding active-site lid flexibility of mammalian D-amino acid oxidases and could assist in the design of the next generation of hDAAO inhibitors.
