Sentence examples for help harmony from inspiring English sources

Still doubts about the health of some of the props, but two wins from two warm-ups against Ireland will please Marc Lièvremont even if the announcement of his successor is unlikely to help harmony when things get tough for the coach.

Partnerships with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, Los Angeles City College, and the Los Angeles Unified School District's 'Beyond the Bell' (after-school) branch help Harmony Project stretch donor dollars and reach more kids.

What role does the government have in message development, and how can the broader weather community help bring harmony in these critical communication situations?

Dr Adam Perkins, lecturer in the neurobiology of personality at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, at King's College London, said the study could be useful in places such as prisons, "where food supplements containing TRP might help increase harmony among inmates".

[This] fascinating insight into the origin of roads hopefully will break down some of the road 'ownership' issues and help promote harmony for all road users whether on four wheels or two.

Duncan: What role does innovation play in personal leadership, and how does it help produce harmony between work, home, community, and self?

How can we stop the violence and be part of the solution to help restore harmony in America?

A pair of archaeology professors from crosstown rivals USC and UCLA are working together to help bring harmony to a small corner of the lengthy conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.

Through the Philharmonic Academy, Jr., Philharmonic musicians help train Harmony's students as well as coach an "All Star" ensemble of their most promising young musicians.

Jiang is referring to his first book, Rejection Proof, published earlier this year by the Crown self-help imprint Harmony.

DevOps has helped interdepartmental harmony, clearly, but it has also been over-talked, over-branded and over-used by just about every software management and systems orchestration company as a means of making their software sound more wonderfully collaborative and altogether 'of the moment'.