Sentence examples for could help root from inspiring English sources

Sofia and her brother Simon are the other characters that could help root us, both dramatically and morally.

Mr. Cuomo and members of the industry have proposed state legislation that would require closer scrutiny of home aides and the creation of a central registry of certificates detailing their training and background, which could help root out phony documents, they said.

Moreover, from these results we can also speculate that the over-accumulation of GSH in the shoot could help roots in detoxifying Cd through reallocating mechanisms involving phloem translocation, as previously reported in other species [ 49, 50].

It was also where he first met Bryan Cranston, who was cast in the Gilligan-written episode Drive, playing a scumbag you couldn't help rooting for.

And their tight-knit gang (gloriously given monikers such as Chance, Dude and Feathers) have so much affection for each other that you lot couldn't help rooting for them in their fight against the lawless Burdette clan.

There was Rudolph W. Giuliani in the Yankee clubhouse on Tuesday night (enduring a Champagne shower from his own male progeny, young Andrew) and proclaiming that while he is Mayor to all New York baseball teams, he could not help rooting for his childhood team, and therefore was picking the Yankees to win in six games.

She witty and sassy, she's hardworking and entrepreneurial and I couldn't help rooting for her as I watched her dreams of love and pregnancy come to life over the last year.

I've been a fan of Johnson since his days in professional wrestling as the Rock, where Johnson's charisma, confidence, acting, and physical abilities were so captivating that fans just couldn't help rooting for him, even though he was cast as a villain.

Marines and soldiers could be called on to help root out Al Qaeda and the Taliban from a maze of tunnels and caves burrowed in a narrow band of mountains near Jalalabad, General Franks said, but for now the military is relying on a $25 million bounty on the heads of enemy leaders to turn up leads, and opposition Afghan ground forces to carry out that mission.

Nonetheless, learning about mechanisms of lateral root (LR) growth stimulation or repression by nitrate availability could help to redesign root system architecture (RSA), a strategy aimed at developing plants with a dense and profound root system and with higher N uptake efficiency.

There are some positive suggestions which could help address the root of the housing crisis – the lack of supply – including national targets for housebuilding, housing zones and direct government commissioning of new homes.