Sentence examples for established with help from from inspiring English sources

Al Haramain was established, with help from the Saudi royal family, in 1991.

After Sept. 11, Czech officials worked frantically to trace Mr. Atta's movements, and his identity was established with help from airline passenger lists and passport records.

An Arizona-based nonprofit organization being established with help from the conservancy will maintain and operate the house and oversee its restoration.

Both West Bronx and New Explorers were established with help from a nonprofit group called New Visions for Public Schools, using money donated by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and other philanthropies.

A new drug-control agency established with help from the United Nations seized 1.3 tons of heroin in the first nine months of this year, about the same amount seized in a year in the United States or Western Europe, according to United Nations officials.

In 1927 the park was established with help from supporters in the Chicago media.

In Bossangoa since 14 February, the population, including at displacement sites, now has access to drinking water through the national water company, which was re-established with help from UNICEF after it was pillaged in September 2013 and fell into disrepair.

When China wanted a modern motorcycle plant, Charoen Pokphand established one with help from Honda.

Established a year earlier with help from Richard Wright, the clinic had become famous for its stance against segregation, not only in the clientele it served but also, perhaps more remarkably, in its all-volunteer staff.

It remains to be seen, however, if "Lincoln" will end up more like "The Artist," which last year established dominance (with help from its cheery Jack Russell terrier co-star, Uggie) and won best picture, or Mr. Spielberg's own "Saving Private Ryan," which seemed to lead through much of the 1999 awards season but lost out to "Shakespeare in Love".

Backstory established -- with help from Helen Mirren, who stars in the film as the older, scarred Rachel -- Chastain internalized the pain, spending a miserable Christmas as she continued to research the role and the larger story of the Holocaust.