Sentence examples for be further helped from inspiring English sources

Which can only be further helped by the lovely wooden rounders set from dotcomgiftshop.com.

The G.O.P. would be further helped if California were broken apart into a total of four or five states, as Republicans could perform well in states centered around San Diego or the Central Valley.

At the same time the large generation of workers getting ready to retire is expected to boost saving and investment.Mexico's dependency ratio will be further helped by the drastic cut in migration of young workers to the United States (see article).

Branimir Hrgota put Frankfurt in front and their cause was further helped when Mainz had Jhon Córdoba was sent off 10 minutes into the second half.

The company's UK growth spurt was further helped by its reducing the prices of its clothing by up to 10 per cent in some womenswear categories.

They were further helped by drought in the United States last summer, which strengthened international grains prices and helped compensate for inflation and a 20percenttaxax that Mr. Duhalde placed on agricultural exports.

He was further helped by the fact that the debates were less crowded, with Jon Huntsman dropping out the day of the first debate, and Rick Perry dropping out the day of the second debate.

The cigarette came of age with, and thanks to, dramatic advances in manufacturing technology and marketing tactics, and was further helped along by the tectonic shifts in consumer culture and social mores that followed World War I.

The area's revival is being further helped by a $3.2 million renovation of the five-acre Hamilton Park, to the west of Hamilton Square, which added a children's spray park and two dog parks, among other improvements.

This blending of present participle and gerund was further helped by the fact that Anglo-Norman and French -ant was itself a coalescence of Latin present participles in -antem, -entem, and Latin gerunds in -andum, -endum.

They are further helped by their ability to persuade state-owned banks—ill-equipped to make sound lending decisions to grant loans.In the late 1990s, when China began to privatise urban housing, the central government ordered that the bulk of new housing projects should be low-cost and restricted to middle- and lower-income families.