Sentence examples for help in referring from inspiring English sources

The numbering within each category does not convey any differences of weight and are merely labeled to help in referring to the different criteria.

These same considerations also help to explain why, in referring to the members of this category, Albert prefers the concrete terms 'toward something' (ad aliquid) and 'relative' (relativum) to the abstract term 'relation' (relatio)—for relational accidents are 'toward something' or outwardly directed even if they are not actually relating their subject to anything.

De Vaux later rejected offers by Israelis to help his team and persisted in referring to Israel as Palestine.

This sculpture couldn't help also referring to plywood in windows and doors across the land.

This article provides a guide on how to get off to a good start in designing and deploying surveys that can help optimize the way groups take care of their patients and help their referring physicians.

Not surprisingly, von Furstenberg couldn't help referring to the film in creating interiors for Claridge's in London, trapped in her own way by Marienbad's spell.

"The veterans are really frightened that they will lose something they have," said Rod O'Shea of Scarsdale, a Korean War veteran who has helped in the planning, referring to veterans' concern that their desires are taken into account.

Yes, these wonderful women -- whose stories are told so movingly in Kathryn Stockett's The Help -- were referred to in those pre-politically correct days as "maids" or "girls" or, yes, "the help".

A front-page article on Sunday about a Pentagon project to enlist exiles to help reshape Iraq referred imprecisely in some editions to official reticence.

Several of the partners also have social workers to help identify and refer children in need of care and protection to the appropriate services.

His mother was visiting the couple's home, in the suburbs, and called for help — in the call, she referred to Perkins as her daughter.