Sentence examples for help better prepare from inspiring English sources

During the summer I hope to take some classes to help better prepare myself for college.

While he was there, Mr. Saloman said, he saw misunderstandings between American soldiers and Iraqis that led to injuries on both sides, and the experience made him want to help better prepare the United States soldiers in the future.

"With more employers looking to hire at 18 – often through innovative 'learn-while-you-earn' schemes – the government should listen to business views to ensure exam reforms help better prepare young people for work and life".

The report urges faculty members to develop interdisciplinary courses, and it offers several sample curricula that could help better prepare undergraduates for biological research.

This course has provided third professional year pharmacy students with a strong foundation of practical and useful knowledge to help better prepare them for the rotational year.

At a minimum, these investments will help better prepare humanitarian organizations for future crises.

Improvements were made based on feedback from authors and readers; the new look provides a cleaner and more modern appearance, and helps better prepare us to move to online-only publication.

Mr. Mills said he planned to work with Harold O. Levy, the interim schools chancellor, on trying to increase state aid and improve teacher recruitment to help students better prepare for the Regents.

Keeping an open mind and a sense of adventure will help to better prepare you for the thrill of pregnancy than any self-help book will.

These may encompass their socialization from birth, their early education opportunities, consider how we can help families better prepare boys, how schools can more effectively work with them, how the curriculum can be adjusted, and how we must help boys better deal with the pressures they feel to conform or to not be attracted by the short term promise of economic independence.

Programs incorporating shared decision making and motivational interviewing principles to help nephrology providers gain these skills (e.g., during nephrology fellowship training) could substantially improve the degree to which providers feel enabled to help patients better prepare for RRT.