Sentence examples for coordinated to help from inspiring English sources

"Everything's going to be coordinated to help Australia win," he sniffed afterwards.

We show how new ground and remotely-sensed survey methods can be coordinated to help elucidate and predict relationships between biodiversity, land use and soil properties along complex biophysical gradients that typify many similar landscapes worldwide.

Crisis response under way UN agencies on the ground, including UNICEF and the World Food Programme (WFP), are well coordinated to help the government respond to the crisis.

(UNICEF Newsline UNICEFEF UK) 2005  January  In Copenhagen, Denmark, Mr. Beckham toured the UNICEF facilities where supplies were being coordinated to help the 1.5 million children affected by the Indian Ocean tsunami.

And you don't need to be an expert mariner equipped with GPS coordinates to help them find you--they know the waters like the backs of their hands and will pull on right up aside you for a rendezvous.

In case you get lost, this individual will have specific coordinates to help in a search effort.

Mayor Bloomberg said that the city would hire a consultant to coordinate efforts to help local residents secure jobs at the yard.

Public waves were used to coordinate efforts to help Haiti after the devastating January 2010 earthquake.

Communities used to coordinate efforts to help the displaced, both people and animals.

UNICEF is also coordinating efforts to help the children of Japan.

Why wouldn't they share information about students and coordinate efforts to help students be successful?