Sentence examples similar to help terms 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.

"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.

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.

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

They provided us help in terms of supplying our troops in Afghanistan.

Yes, a lower dollar will help in terms of competitiveness, allowing some companies to sell more in global markets.

"If Edwards gets their base excited, the theory is that he will help in terms of energy," allows Graham.

What can you do to help? "In terms of support people can offer us it's tricky," says Knight.

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