Sentence examples for gap to help from inspiring English sources
Leaning against the scaffolding, they reached across the gap to help co-workers make the leap.
Researchers have found that extracurricular activities can enhance academic performance, and scholars cite a growing activities gap to help explain why affluent children tend to do so much better than others in school.
"With a case [like Rivers] we will now say, 'Here's a young person who's got a job and can't go home – what can we do?', whereas a few years ago we might have been saying, 'There's a narrow gap to help – will we let them through?'" says Katie Chubb, the customer services manager in charge of Flintshire's Housing Solutions service.
But as that begins to change, and more young people and their families are being required to pony up academic and living fees, a new startup hopes to capitalise on the emerging gap to help them.
Addressing the Knowledge Gap To help address these barriers, the Visiting Nurse Service of New York has developed a pilot program in the Harlem section of Manhattan called the Hospice Outreach Program Effort (HOPE).
But Diageo still needed to go further: the economics on reductions in other regions were not nearly as good, so North America needed to close the gap to help the global organization reach its 50percentt goal by 2015.
The aim of this study was to identify and prioritize research gaps to help decrease maternal mortality.
The goals of this review are to summarize the known and potential effects of fire and fuels management on amphibians and their aquatic habitats, and to identify information gaps to help direct future scientific research.
These items serve as a stop-gap to help children resume education after a crisis.
The continuum is also of heuristic value in arraying ongoing research and identifying major gaps to help set priorities.
INSIGHT will help fill these gaps to help us understand socio-demographic factors that influence nephrotic syndrome, or are themselves influenced by disease progression.
