Sentence examples for help a wave of from inspiring English sources

State laws don't help: a wave of recent anti-bullying legislation includes at least 10 different definitions, sowing confusion among parents and educators.

Ms. Caines came to the Community Service Society in November, when the agency was busy helping a wave of people who had been affected by the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center and were seeking help.

Israel is seeking billions of dollars in new U.S. aid to help absorb a wave of Soviet immigrants.

Local militias like his, Mr Nasrallah reckons, helped to halt a wave of car bombings in Beirut last winter that he claims originated with those residing in towns in his area.

A significant currency appreciation could help cause a wave of business failures and bankruptcies, Chinese officials say.

Higher prices and government-backed research and development could help prompt a wave of innovation and investment.

They can help foment a wave of complaining that spreads quickly as other workers become more aware of their own dissatisfaction, she says, causing morale to plummet.

Therefore, one of the biggest challenges for a Bush team will be to develop the strategies, and credibility, to help stem a wave of democratic breakdown.

This would generate jobs and help staunch a wave of massive layoffs that threaten to push official (and usually under-estimated) levels of unemployment up to 10percentt or more of the work force this year.

When Vikki Consiglio exits her subdivision next to the Eagle's Landing Country Club, leaving behind a neighborhood of neatly manicured lawns, circular driveways and golf fairways, she cannot help feeling a wave of disappointment.

If it can sell a $12,000 a year license to just the top 1percentt of the 2 million U.S. e-commerce merchants, it could start earning $240 million a year and help a new wave of commerce entrepreneurs succeed.