Sentence examples for help in a large from inspiring English sources

If there is no authorized service center for your brand in your area, you can probably find help in a large chain store like CompUSA, Staples or Best Buy (which has the Geek Squad, a department dedicated to computer maintenance and repairs).

I also stuck around that day to watch fan reaction to the paper and have to admit it was pretty great, helped in a large part by the fact that the Daily California paper was about 7 hours late.

Helped in a large part by a stable group of single-family homes mostly built in the 1930's, the community has, in the last 10 years, started to turn itself around.

But, it was something that was helped in a large degree by casting Robert Patrick".

Schultz buys and then promises to free Django in exchange for his help in collecting a large bounty on three outlaws.

And the inevitable appeal, in awkwardly formal language, for help in procuring a large amount of money.

While searching for an apartment in a smaller city or town may not require the help of a professional, you will need someone to help you in a large city, such as New York.

In the scheme, an individual receives an e-mail asserting that the sender requires help in transferring a large sum of money out of Nigeria or another distant country.

There are several benefits of conducting heuristic evaluations and inspections: inspections can sometimes be less expensive than the user observation, during an inspection, inspectors more often than not suggest solutions to the usability defects that they identify, and inspecting the user interface (UI) first can help in revealing a large number of defects.

This is the first study to explore ethnic differences in awareness of cancer warning signs and beliefs about help seeking in a large sample in England.

The main purpose of the present study is to evaluate the effectiveness on physical activity of a lifestyle programme with daily monitoring of activity and distance counselling compared to self help instruction, in a large cohort with a broad age spectrum of employees, at 12 months.