Sentence examples for help a multitude of from inspiring English sources

Romangate, which is owned by a Jersey trust called Plectron, is just one of a range of companies founded by financial consultants Matthew Jenner and Anthony Mehigan to help a multitude of clients avoid tax.

My fellow immigration attorneys and I have done our best to help a multitude of men, women and children hopelessly caught in the dysfunctional web of archaic laws and regulations that make up America's broken immigration system.

Lion & Lion has helped a multitude of consumer brands like L'Oreal extend their offline strategy online, helping them get listed on all online marketplaces as well as connecting them to distribution partners that are willing to issue purchase orders.

Medication use can help pinpoint a multitude of conditions such as hyperlipidemia, hypertension, and diabetes.

Throughout the weekend, Hawco helped moderate a multitude of story-sharing sessions, some which took place in the group's forest location, others that were more intimate, taking place in a makeshift "studio" that the crew built from scratch in a stretch of the festival's backstage area.

In a similar move in the US, the National Library of Medicine's Emergency Access Initiative, with the help of a multitude of publishers, is making many thousands of papers freely accessible to health care workers involved in the Ebola crisis.

After expressing his discontent with the help of a multitude of exclamation points, a different man entered a Seattle-area coffee shop atop a Segway scooter.

Despite the observed deviations from the ideal scaling, the Hadoop framework can help to engage a multitude of nodes, even if the underlying program does not scale beyond a single node [ 22, 39].

A silky, pearlish-silvery sheen helps to conceal a multitude of sins.

Easily available refinancing helped paper over a multitude of sins in the last few years, but the credit has dried up.

In an age of quick cuts and interlacing, frenetic plots (think "30 Rock"), it helps to have a multitude of characters on hand zooming in and out of scenes.