Sentence examples similar to help term from inspiring English sources

Over email, So Drove shared that the commonplace self-help term "Say Yes" was actually the missing piece that helped cement the song's bilateral sound.

A push to build closer ties with faster-growing developing countries could help long term.

"Inside help," the term used for the servants who lived on the estate, were treated like family.

Advice to use ibuprofen might help short term control of symptoms in those with chest infections and in children.

"That's not going to make our adversaries roll over, but it'll help in terms of mainstream Muslims and it'll help in terms of allies," Mr. Nye said.

But to help long-term stability, the country might start by fixing its tax system.

They can write a superseding indictment, but it won't help in terms of credibility.

That is a help in terms of the planning and preparing behind the scenes".

Progress on this front would "help in terms of confidence," he said.

Both have helped the term "social entrepreneurship" become mainstream in Austria.

"Some of the players are young and need help in terms of making the right decisions.