Sentence examples for considerable help to from inspiring English sources

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

If the Dolphins beat the Patriots and the Jets beat the Packers, the Jets will need considerable help to win a wild-card spot.

But Taloqan lies on a crucial supply route linking the Panjsher with Tajikistan, which has provided considerable help to Commander Masood's forces.

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.

"But if that helps Jamaica to reinforce what they've got to do, and to be much more effective, then maybe her actions will be of considerable help to the fight against doping in sport in that country.

Within the text, numerous cross-references are of considerable help to the reader in finding related topics and important basic information.

He gathers a smattering of biblical references (it seems, with considerable help from Google) to rebuke this economic heresy, but his lack of respect for context results in claims that are both anachronistic and ridiculous.

The winners got considerable help in using their rent vouchers to move to neighborhoods with poverty rates below 10percentt, usually in the suburbs.

The children and families of Lorestan will continue to need considerable help.

Residents of Lorestan will continue to need considerable help from the government in the reconstruction effort.

As he rose to power, Mr. Fujimori got considerable help from Mr. Montesinos, and for many years it was difficult to tell who owed his job to whom.