Sentence examples for help attend from inspiring English sources

Attending to one concern might help attend to the other.

And Vanya now has a big brother figure, a former resident as a child, Jenya Davidson, 21, who has fetal alcohol syndrome, too, and came originally for help, only to return years later to work as a handyman and to help attend to the younger children.

SD received sponsorship from LiDCO to help attend the 2009 International Anaesthetic Research Society Congress.

A UNICEF health officer will visit affected areas tomorrow to help attend to victims' immediate needs and assess the potential for disease outbreaks.

Human communication is usually the best way to get something across so if you're completely lost in the chapter you're doing, you should probably schedule an after-school appointment with your teacher for extra help, attend the history study hall your school offers, if any.

For another, he couldn't help attending closely to language, and the language he encountered from the many experts and medical textbooks he consulted disturbed and often angered him.

"It's important to fully consider what your relative will need from you — for example, help attending medical appointments or assistance around the home — and how that might impact your work and social life". .

The present review addresses these questions and may help attending specialists, either rheumatologists or nephrologists, to manage patients with concomitant rheumatic disease and kidney disease.

With regard to public health, more physically active troop meetings could help attending girls to reduce sedentary behavior, and perhaps over time be more likely to achieve health benefits associated with meeting PA guidelines.

Rather than assuming water is always everywhere the same, I propose the term wateriness helps attend to what is distinct about places with water, whilst recognising this varies across space, time and through interaction with other materials.

There is also considerable emphasis in the literature on the value of partnerships jointly developing overarching CBPR principles or core values (Israel et al. 2001), which also helps attend to group dynamics issues.