Sentence examples for crucially help from inspiring English sources

Users share their work and success stories on the page and, crucially, help others having problems.

Encouraging English mother-tongue speakers to learn another language would benefit students academically and, crucially, help them to understand their fellow residents' cultures, argued Wyburn.

If a GIB could make government spending more efficient and, crucially, help create more policy certainty then it may just be the breakthrough we need to kick-start a low-carbon UK.

But, while postgraduate open days may not be the most glamorous dates in your diary, they can help you make the right decision and, crucially, help you realise if you're making the wrong one about your education.

Online, "initialisms" as they call them, are faster to type (as in texts and tweets) and, crucially, "help to say more in media where there is a limit to a number of characters one may use in a single message".

Online, "initialisms" as they call them, are faster to type (as in texts and tweets) and, crucially, "help to say more in media where there is a limit to a number of characters one may use in a single message". But the rise of these all-caps acronyms has impacted the non-electronic world as well.

This organic matter has steadily improved soil quality and, crucially, helps it retain moisture.

"We are bringing welfare spending under control, while – crucially – helping people into work, and through universal credit helping them to earn more.

While it brings those on the inside together with the staff and the local community, it also, crucially, helps secure employment for people when they leave.

It also of course crucially helped prevent the unnecessary deaths of millions of children through easily preventable diseases amongst other things.

Our volunteers provide regular phone calls and visits, enabling older people to feel more connected to their local community and, crucially, helping to reduce loneliness.