Sentence examples for help to bring in from inspiring English sources

If I can help to bring in some center that can provide some employment opportunities to women, that will be a big achievement.

Morsi has also attempted to legalise the controversial sukuk, an Islamist form of government bond that may help to bring in more short-term cash.

As its chief prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo (above, right), likes to remind critics, the ICC has no gumshoes or handcuffs of its own; members must help to bring in the accused.

The theory is that higher interest rates help to bring in money to an economy, but while that may be true in some circumstances, it is not helping now.

Later, over lunch with the crew at Grimaldi's Pizzeria, Mr. Vila, who also has two daughters, Monica, 24, and Susannah, 17, said he hoped that doing such a hip project would help to bring in a younger audience.

"But we all know about the club's financial situation and this move will help to bring in some money to keep the club going".

Amongst its other impacts, the FHCI helped to bring in better monitoring systems, which is helpful for the period since 2010 but limits judgements in relation to changes before and after the FHCI.

He is helping to bring in a hard-nosed approach to defence procurement, for example.

"It also helps to bring in another audience that doesn't go to film festivals.

He helped to bring in the railroad and was rewarded with his own train station.

Tory insiders say he has helped to bring in more than £2m a year through fundraising events, according to reports.