Sentence examples for help half of from inspiring English sources
And elimination of the payroll tax won't even help half of them because the earned income tax credit, which Mr. Cain would abolish, offsets both their income tax liability and their payroll tax payment as well.
French doctors, she says, are quick to fight back with a utilitarian reasoning: if Baclofen can help half of the 120 people a day who die from alcohol-related diseases while only a tiny percentage experience severe side-effects, there's no question it should be used.
GENEVA, May 7 (Reuters) - Bureaucratic hurdles still hamper delivery of aid in Syria where nearly one in three people need help, half of them children, the United Nations said on Tuesday.
The men he helps, half of whom are single dads, receive support with tenancies, budgeting, training and employment, physical and emotional health and parenting.
Last year, it spent almost $7 billion on AIDS and the tuberculosis that often accompanies it, and it is responsible for helping half of the 6.6m people now on anti-retroviral drugs.
A special type of pacemaker fails to help almost half of the heart patients who get it, and now researchers believe they know why.
"If this project can help even half of New York's apple growers achieve optimum fruit size on 25,000 acres of apples, it will have a potential economic impact of $100,000 to $175,000 annually," Robinson said.
Hints of older Korean pop and traditional music merge with show-tune pomp; every scene is a grandly costumed tableau, with supertitles to help the half of the audience that doesn't speak Korean.
If a firm were able to help even half of those companies avoid failure caused by burnout and mental strain, that would mean an additional five companies would be successful, doubling the number of successful outcomes in the portfolio.
Shell recently projected that the adoption of self-driving technology in major cities could help cause half of all car sales to go electric by 2030.
It found that labelling alcohol with warnings regarding its myriad health dangers could help almost half of the survey's participants think about drinking less alcohol.
