Sentence examples for help to conquer from inspiring English sources

Those who seek professional help to conquer their accents make similar complaints, like, " 'People don't understand what I'm saying,' " said Sam Chwat, who is considered the dean of speech therapists.

On the other hand, agile practices were also able to help to conquer some of these challenges.

In the view of Le Monde, they may have helped to conquer inflation, "but they have also contributed to the homogenisation of the countryside and of eating habits".

Next the children are helped to conquer avoidance symptoms, using techniques of gradual desensitization like the method used to treat phobias.

Following in his father's footsteps, he deserted the government after Cinna's death, raised a force among his father's veterans in central Italy, and helped to conquer Italy and, in a lightning campaign, Sicily and the province of Africa for Sulla.

Later they also helped to conquer Sintra, Almada, Palmela and Setúbal, and they were allowed to stay in the conquered lands, where they settled down and had offspring.

As a result of his experience he gained that understanding of the complexities of Hispano-Arabic politics and of Islamic law and custom that would later help him to conquer and hold Valencia.

Candy Crush is played by 93 million people every day, and it accrues an estimated $800,000 daily through players purchasing new lives and boosters that help them to conquer new levels.

They are assumed to develop a sense of urgency that may help them to conquer the current cycle material to be able to follow up with future material.

A calm and friendly environment will always help you to conquer your fears and act on improving the situation.

Sedating antihistamines such as diphenhydramine (Benadryl), dimenhydrinate (Dramamine) or meclizine (Dramamine II) will help you to conquer the nausea and sleep through a lot of the queasiness.