Sentence examples for help amass from inspiring English sources
In cases where the teachers fail to get better, the consultants will help amass the documentation necessary to oust them.
What is known is that I.R.A.'s are meant to help build retirement nest eggs, not to help amass huge estates to pass on to heirs.
He secured the Chinese private-equity fund Hony Capital as his third-largest shareholder — Simonds himself is the second-largest — and used that coup to help amass $2.5 billion in cash and credit lines.
Activists in Tunisia used the Internet in December and January to help amass support for the protests and revolt that toppled the government of Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali.
A generally weak box-office performance among the year's nine best-picture contenders — only one of which, "The Help," amassed more than $100 million in domestic ticket sales — had already caused worry about the Oscar show's ratings potential.
Today's price would have to include dollars, their full multibillion-dollar share of the debt they helped amass.
Facing a wave of employee theft, retailers across the country have helped amass vast databases of workers accused of stealing and are using that information to keep employees from working again in the industry.
Though the dollar has been a cornerstone of America's long economic expansion, import-loving Americans have helped amass a huge trade deficit, now 4.3percentt of the gross domestic product, a level many economists consider too high.
Facing a wave of employee theft, retailers across the country have helped amass vast databases of workers accused of stealing and are using that information to keep employees from working again in the industry, Stephanie Clifford and Jessica Silver-Greenberg report in Wednesday's New York Times.
In 1999 Stemberg helped amass $50 million in private equity, including $10 million of his own.
His second wife, Leila Trabelsi, played a prominent role in Tunisian public life and reportedly helped amass huge economic holdings for her extended family.
