Sentence examples for help out in terms of from inspiring English sources

"The initial impetus came from the city asking us to help out in terms of purchasing and redeveloping those properties," said Mr. Greene.

"As soon as I get back to the States we are going to engage a big agency to help us out in terms of doing more – not just below the line but also some above-the-line marketing campaigns – including radio and more online and more mobile and we'll do more events.

But certainly it's helped us out in terms of being part of the debates".

Can Axelrod help a brother out, in terms of a massive media narrative that they can beat to death?

Getting elected to Congress, he said, is "helpful" to his life plan, but his goals are laid out in terms of how much he can help other people.

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But the Comcast-NBC deal could help Tunerfish out in terms of partnerships.

That helped out a lot in terms of us moving away from what went on last season".

"These events are about activating the Obama grass roots to help organizationally in terms of volunteers" for get-out-the-vote efforts, said Dan Pfeiffer, the White House communications director.

So CTE really helped us in terms of figuring out what we were doing.

"He'll certainly help in terms of his knowledge of line-outs, which he's been doing already," added the Welshman.