Sentence examples for examples in helping from inspiring English sources

These were mainly made to be examples in helping walk developers through the extension creation process.

That can be a positive thing – as, for example, in helping to reduce obesity by measuring the balance of exercise and food intake.

New York State is willing to lead by example in helping to provide funding for this project, but we can't do it alone.

As the chair of our local Choose Life Implementation Group, I think that it is wonderful to see this amazing piece of work rewarded and this should inspire others to follow McDonald's example in helping to save lives".

Groups still played their part, for example in helping offenders with thinking skills or to move away from patterns of violent abuse of female partners, but the world is no longer besotted with them.

By emphasizing the independent importance of active self-advancement, Miller thinks that this deeper understanding of wellbeing captures a grain of truth in conservatives' criticisms of so-called government hand-outs, while letting income transfers play an important role for example, in helping people to help themselves.

He added clubs and football authorities in Spain could learn from English football's example in helping to tackle racism in the game.

The work, he says, "could have important implications for mosquito control measures in the future," for example in helping develop new baits or repellents.

She was instrumental, for example, in helping us schedule interviews with the presidential candidates earlier this year when she was just a "friend of TechCrunch".

"Back then, no-one knew how to deal with that kind of racism but I think we've come a long, long way now". He added clubs and football authorities in Spain could learn from English football's example in helping to tackle racism in the game.

Kempermann says that his own and other's studies in mice indicate that fresh adult neurons have a specific function in the hippocampus for example, in helping the brain distinguish between things that belong to the same category, or comparing new information to what it has already learned from experience.