Sentence examples for help in starting from inspiring English sources

Realizing that my friends need help in starting a team from scratch, I convened a distinguished group of sporty academics by e-mail messages.

Connecticut's biotech and research centers will receive state help in starting stem cell research under a law signed by Gov. M. Jodi Rell on Wednesday.

His father, Jules Prosnitz, born in New York in 1888, had been a successful salesman for Knickerbocker Mens Shops in New York when a friend asked for help in starting an Army-Navy store soon after World War I.

Mr. Naidoo said some of the money should go to small island states like Tuvalu that are vulnerable to rising seas and need help in starting to move people to higher ground.

Now, said Fred Hitz, the school's director of the Project on International Intelligence and a former inspector general of the Central Intelligence Agency, students are approaching him for help in starting careers at the agency.

Recently, Joseph Kabila, the president of Congo, a country struggling to emerge from civil war, went to the Unaids office in Geneva to ask for help in starting an AIDS program, Dr. Piot said.

Confirmation of tubercular cause in a case of Eales' disease helps in starting evidence based and target oriented therapy for Eales' disease thereby leading to a better resolution of the disease and less number of recurrences.

A recipient of the 2004 NASA Emhardt Design Award for Innovation, he has developed products for the electronics and consumer industries as well, and has helped in starting over a half-dozen startup medical device firms in the Silicon Valley.

Q: How did working on the president Obama campaign help you in starting FiscalNote?

Certain academies, like DogTec, will help you in starting your own business too (if that interests you) in addition to dog handling and protocol.

They were also asked if the family kinsfolk (Variable 4) are into business, and whether these experiences helped them in starting or operating their business.