Sentence examples for help quicken from inspiring English sources
He promised an "outreach and education" campaign to help quicken the use of the funds.
On the ball, he has exceptional vision, can pick instinctive long and short range passes and always keeps the ball moving, to help quicken the tempo.
All this seems fine, and a volume that might help quicken the common reader's sense of excitement and purpose would indeed be a valuable one.
"Despite the fact that Conte initiated these negotiations and was not an impediment to the merger, I think this will help quicken the pace of a deal," said Josep Francesc Valls, an aviation industry expert at Barcelona's ESADE business school.
Kodak, which gave notice of 15,000 job losses at the start of 2004, said it would cut an additional 10,000 jobs to help quicken its move into digital products.Yahoo! reported a 571% rise in second-quarter net profit, compared with a year ago, mostly due to selling shares in Google, its main rival, which netted $563m.
This could result in increased purchases of LCD TVs and help quicken the inventory correction characterizing the market.
Hubbard and Kane leave unmentioned that the end of medieval Chinese sea power, upon which they dwell, owed much to the mid-15th-century defeat of a vast Ming army at Tumu by Mongol forces, which helped quicken the decline from which the dynasty never recovered.
Mr. Bitkower said much of the accounting and bill paying at his building are done with the help of Quicken software.
It is only now establishing the R&D foundation that the U.S., Japan and Europe built years ago, but globalization will help it quicken the process.
While the large number of credit lines may seem alarming, she's been managing her accounts diligently with the help of Quicken's money management software.
But while such restrictions could help Microsoft quicken its delivery of new Windows tablets, Bloomberg observes that "the restrictions may impede chip- and computer makers from building a variety of Windows-based models".
