Sentence examples for considerable help of from inspiring English sources

Whatever market-driven economic growth does achieve (with the considerable help of state-directed redistribution through taxation) it clearly fails to extend viable economic opportunities to all citizens.

It was not until 1994 when Gordon Bethune (with the considerable help of Greg Brenneman as COO) joined as the 10th CEO in 10 years that the company experienced a significant turnaround.

England had nine minutes to find a winner but needed barely three, Watmore gathering Matt Targett's short pass on the edge of the box and taking time to line up his shot before firing past Nganoma with the considerable help of a Swiss deflection.

In the two years since Max's mum and I split, I've cautiously carved out a parallel existence as dutiful co-parent (dinner, nappies, lullabies) and single guy 30somethingdom (travelling to make documentaries, hitting the bars) with the considerable help of Max's adoring granny and his daycare.

There was his excursion to the big city to take charge at Aston Villa for two unsuccessful years, followed by his managerial redemption at Molineux with Wolves who, with the considerable help of a bargain £35,000 buy from West Brom, Steve Bull, he took from apparent financial ruin in the Fourth Division back to the second tier.

Morgan, with the considerable help of Carlson, has accomplished something similar to Beethoven, who, late in his life, went completely deaf, losing what he called "my most prized possession," only to compose arguably his finest works.

Therefore, our suggested algorithm or a review of successful cases, such as those presented here, would be of considerable help for further use of intraoperative TTE.

Knowledge of the main affected dimensions and the effect of thiopurines on HRQoL would be of considerable help to evaluate medical treatment and quality of care, to conduct economical analysis, and to develop guidelines for clinical practice.

His Manual of Applied Mechanics (1858) was of considerable help to designing engineers and architects.

It may be expected that the intuitive picture gained will be of considerable help for practical design purposes.

While these two studies used only a small fraction of available rapid assessment methods, there seems no reason to doubt RAM could be of considerable help to crime science in fulfilling its mission in developing countries.