Sentence examples for help buffer from inspiring English sources

Public lands also help buffer us against the uncertainties of the future.

They also help buffer against the inevitable criticisms that come at this stage (something that change agents underestimate).

"Healthy forests, wetlands and grasslands not only preserve biodiversity and store carbon, they also help buffer the impacts of climate change.

Without an American host family or church organization to help buffer the expenses, the three brothers seemed to grow more despondent with each passing week.

Other policies, like reducing bridge tolls that do not help improve traffic flow, could help buffer the economic impact.

The rules require agency commissioners to weigh the benefits and risks of building near undeveloped shorelines, which could help buffer rising seas, before approving construction permits.

Our work shows that Hsp90, a regulator of the stress response and of signaling, helps buffer deleterious variation in fruit flies derived from wild population, and that its buffering role becomes even more important under heat stress.

He said sales volume increases, especially for plastics, also helped buffer earnings.

The dearth of shares helped buffer the price.

And unlike its rivals, ArcelorMittal has its own major iron ore operations, helping buffer high prices.

All of these assets — in addition to Madison's accessibility to Manhattan via New Jersey Transit — have helped buffer real estate prices somewhat, despite the general downturn.