Sentence examples for help in particular from inspiring English sources
Exploring the request for help in particular is considered to result in better-helped patients.
More American troops would help, in particular intelligence specialists, special forces, civic action units, engineers and military police.
She said federal officials would favor proposals that help, in particular, low-income residents and people with complex medical problems.
"I cannot have success with my policies if the E.U.'s policies don't change," Mr. Monti said, pleading for help in particular in bringing down interest rates.
Behind each door hides the spirit of a poet, a writer, an impassioned virtuoso, a genius, which will give a special atmosphere to the room, with the help in particular of extracts chosen and printed on the walls.
But pressed on the rumours at prime minister's question time on Wednesday, Cameron said: "As you know, as I've said before at this dispatch box, proposals were made on a cross-party basis to [Owen Paterson, the environment secretary] about an amendment to the Hunting Act that would help in particular upland farmers deal with the problem of fox predation of their lands.
Sales were helped in particular by Easter, which fell in April of this year, helping to lift the year-over-year results for last month.
Rising internal confidence in Paramount has helped, in particular the studio's successful reboot of "Star Trek" and strong marketing of DreamWorks Animation films like "Kung Fu Panda".
Chief executive Jeff Fairburn said he was "encouraged" by the strengthening of the housing market since the vote to leave the European Union, with Persimmon helped in particular by the first-time buyers' market.
The result marks a five per cent increase since last year's survey, helped in particular by marriage equality legislation, which saw the first same-sex couples tie the knot in March.
Nevertheless, for the first years of her rule, Mary managed well, with the aid of her natural half-brother James, earl of Moray, and helped in particular by her policy of religious tolerance.
