Sentence examples for can help particular from inspiring English sources

"While responding to public opinion over abortion can help particular members of Congress get reelected, defunding Planned Parenthood may carry a significant price tag for their districts".

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THE BLACKLIST (NBC, Sept. 23) Not content to have the actual Hannibal Lecter on its schedule (in "Hannibal"), NBC adds a reasonable facsimile with James Spader's Red Reddington, a supercriminal who turns himself in so that he can help a particular young F.B.I. agent (Megan Boone) track down a particular list of miscreants.

Mr Scanlon was one of several authors of a recent paper in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, a journal, that used Lumosity data to show that seven hours of sleep a night is optimal for brain function, and that modest amounts of alcohol improve mental performance.There is evidence that some brain exercises can help with particular problems.

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Such an approach of defining a model can help address particular problems for an application, but may not be able to represent the overall watermarking scenario (which is required to develop a unified watermarking theory).

Having a record of foods and symptoms can help you associate particular foods or ingredients with particular reactions.

Can you recommend anthologies of stories that can help us understand particular countries better?

Brainstorming ideas, or casual chats with co-workers, can help solve a particular problem.

This system can help determine the particular benchmarking partners to evaluate the relative efficiency and fill the gaps between the benchmarking partners in the healthcare industry.

The monitoring and genotyping of Enterovirus (EV) infections can help to associate particular or severe clinical manifestations with specific EV types and to identify the aetiology of infectious outbreaks.