Sentence examples for help to alter from inspiring English sources
The Modern's show should help to alter that view.
The long legal proceedings (which inspired Thackeray's novel "The Luck of Barry Lyndon") would eventually help to alter British marital law, then based firmly on a husband's unquestioned dominance.
Both should help to alter C4's recent reputation for selling TV drama short after a year in which only Top Boy and This is England have been significant counter-examples.
The findings of the first faecal transplant randomised clinical trial in which 94% of patients were cured compared with 27% who of those who were given antibiotics, should help to alter this situation.
Oxygen-containing functional groups help to alter the van der Waals interactions between sheets and render them hydrophilic [76].
Neurofeedback (NFB) is a learning strategy which may help to alter brain wave parameters of a person by giving electroencephalography (EEG) feedback via special developed computer programs.
Foreign direct investments of more than $50 billion in the past decade have helped to alter the face of Poland and energized a crucial development impulse.
"Over time, it will result in a pool of board-ready female leaders helping to alter the dynamics of boardrooms across the globe," she said.
By adapting compositional conventions from Poussin and religious art to scenes of peasant life, Greuze helped to alter the social balance in French painting, though for modern eyes his addiction to melodramatic bathos sabotages any gains he made.
A writer believes he has uncovered how a middle-ranking Welsh army officer may have helped to alter the course of World War One.
In so doing they magnified the forcefulness and range of their intellectual and artistic powers and contributions, and helped to alter cultural and intellectual scenes in the United States and the African Disapora… Until quite recently, there were very few person of African descent who were professionals in the discipline of Philosophy.
