Sentence examples for be made to help from inspiring English sources
Such a dramatic change in presenter has made me wonder whether more alterations could be made to help revolutionise the show.
More effort will be made to help ex-convicts re-enter society, in the hope that this will curb re-offending.
They have now notified the board that they can no longer pay their maintenance and would like some arrangement to be made to help them.
Age checks on buyers should also be made to help ensure lanterns, which are also commonly used at private celebrations, are sold to, and used by, adults.
TNT's carbon footprint has been measured, targets for reducing it will soon be set and efforts will be made to help employees lead greener lives both at work and at home.
Back in 1981, Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. -- the very man who coined the term "imperial presidency" a decade earlier -- convened a conference about presidential impotence, debating whether constitutional changes should be made to help a president govern more effectively.
So the decision was made to help, recognising that this was a calculated risk.
Along the state's coastline, efforts were made to help protect its beaches.
No effort was made to help them think through their options or to provide proper assistance.
The Ministry of Justice said "generous transitional arrangements" had been made to help those close to retirement.
