Sentence examples for attached help from inspiring English sources

The shop is a survivor in a city that moves so fast it sometimes fails to heed the costs of trading up, or to nurture those spots where a cup of coffee with a smile and your name attached help keep you going.

The British military attach helped get some 200 U.K. personnel and a mix of Europeans and Americans to the airport on 15 U.S. military helicopters.

It hopes the strings attached will help.

The government's latest bailout plan — to invest $250 billion in banks with few strings attached — could help restore that trust.

And although the summit agreed that euro-zone rescue funds could be injected directly into banks, this depends on the single supervisor being in place first.The supposed loosening of the strings attached to help for peripheral economies was also limited.

The technocratic leaders of Greece have lost the confidence of the people, who are rioting because the conditions attached to help from the rest of Europe are so stringent that Greece would be better off in the future without such "assistance".

There are little caps with wristbands attached that help with this slightly, but not much.

Therefore, the smaller diameter nanotubes give more focal points for fibroblasts to get attached, thus help in the cell adhesion.

The attached histograms help distinguish this limited "peak" dataset from the entire population of results.

In addition to that, it may be speculated that exogenous CS, with sulfate groups already attached, may help to restore the impaired sulfation of degenerated GAGs, provided that its N-acetylgalactosamine-sulfate units are liberated in the cell and then serve as substrates for the glycosyltransferases in the Golgi.

The stigma attached to helping the Cypriots — and the political cost in an election year — was rising rapidly.