Sentence examples for help to date from inspiring English sources

At the same time, analysis can help to date the samples of uncatalogued wallpapers.

"I thanked him for the help to date, as a private citizen".

"The question is how to reduce anxiety, not present science," says Katsunori Nemoto of Keidanren, Japan's business lobby.At a time when the Japanese economy needs help, to date around 50 countries have imposed restrictions on Japanese imports.

The comparatively uniform type of writing of which all these were minor variations was remarkably enduring and widely dispersed, but, from the 11th century onward, certain changes may be observed that help to date manuscripts written in all types of formal minuscule.

The Daily Express is very enthusiastic about the prospect of the former for middle earners, for whom it says there has been "a startling lack of help to date".

Warde Fowler: An Attack on the Hellespont in 84 B.C. Identifying a military manoeuvre in the Hellespont referred to in the Rhetorica ad Herennium may help to date that work a bit more precisely.

Dr. Ballard said earlier studies of seashells from the area helped to date the underwater coastline.

Impressed by the objects' workmanship, iconography and the dedication inscriptions, which helped to date the textiles, Mr. Marchese contacted Ms. Breu, who examined the objects the following year.

Now he is aiming for the 2016 Paralympics in Brazil, but to achieve this ambition, he will need to find sponsors where family and local charities have helped to date.

Infrared images, for example, reveal that the tin support of l'Ons's Krantzdrift: Landscape with Cattle was an enamel shop sign advertising Peek Frean biscuits, which helped to date the work to the late nineteenth century.

Alastair Campbell was expatiating on behalf of the UK Prime Minister, Tony Blair - which helps to date the event a bit although not enough for me to pin down the precise moment.