Sentence examples for help adapted from inspiring English sources

Whether it is Kathryn Stockett's bestselling book, The Help, adapted for film or Dr. Martin Luther King's Mountaintop, the public can't seem to get enough of the stories these maids have to tell.

Table  1[ 32] provides an comparison of the original HELP protocols and HELP adapted to the Dutch situation.

Developing nations have access to the UN-administered green climate fund to help adapt to or mitigate climate change.

The fund was set up as part of the ongoing UN climate negotiations to help developing countries finance clean energy and measures to help adapt to climate change.

The laboratory will also help adapt Celera's existing programs to run on supercomputers that use thousands of processors working in parallel to speed calculations.

The world possesses the technologies to significantly step up farm productivity, including through "climate smart" methods and technologies designed to help adapt farming processes to environmental changes.

All that Velcro means the crew can jump into uniform quickly; it's fire-retardant, and has multiple layers to help adapt to variations in temperature.

Fishers need financial help adapting to the changing regulatory environment, he said, because without that support, "it would be very difficult to comply".

Studies of how LEK can help adapt to increasing climate variability remain limited.

"What our paper really adds," Rosenthal says, "is that this process can be used to help adapt to the environment".

Although contextualization and recontextualization share many similarities in that they help adapt services to running in the cloud, they do however differ in one fundamental way.