Sentence examples for help ascertaining from inspiring English sources

Unless, perhaps, the boot company was making an ironic comment that the term celebrity is now so debased that the public needs help ascertaining their actual names.

The results could help ascertain which features of this "zoo of possibilities" are more common and which are more rare, and how many solutions really are too many.

If successful, the research might help ascertain the identity of the woman depicted in Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece – a mystery that has puzzled scholars and art lovers for centuries and generated countless theories.

BP Azerbaijan would slowly start to get its people back out on the CA Platform later this week to begin re-starting selective systems that would help ascertain the problem's source.

So far, just over a hundred exploratory concessions have been awarded to energy firms (both Polish ventures and joint Polish-overseas partnerships) to drill and help ascertain for certain just how much gas is available – and where.

Irate residents claim that seismic testing, during which compressed air guns are blasted underwater to help ascertain whether rock formations contain fossil fuels, would harm marine life, including 20 species of marine mammals – among them the endangered right whales that traverse the area.

In a remarkable evocation of the secretive ways and hidden priorities of the cold war, Britain's Atomic Energy Agency acknowledged today that thousands of bones were taken from dead babies without parental consent to help ascertain the impact of atmospheric nuclear testing.

"J Anderson" popped up on the scoreboard and it took word of mouth among us in the travelling support to help ascertain that this was Lancashire's new whiz-kid, playing only his sixth game of professional limited-overs cricket after being promoted from the academy because of Andrew Caddick's dicky knee.

To help ascertain Mr. Boyland's whereabouts, investigators examined the electronic records of when Mr. Boyland's state identification card was used at the Legislative Office Building and the parking garage at the Capitol complex, as well as his E-ZPass and bank records.

AS THE world gathers in Copenhagen over the coming weeks to discuss how much carbon dioxide people should be putting into the atmosphere, the Benguela Stream will be docking in the Windward Isles to bring bananas to Europe for Christmas, and doing her bit to help ascertain where a large part of that CO2 ends up.

It provides a way to help ascertain whether individuals have qualities that help them to disseminate.