Sentence examples for help to direct from inspiring English sources

The economic rationale for banks (investment banks or commercial banks) is that they help to direct savings into productive investments.

But they are all united in their urge to help, to direct and to dispense their plentiful and often sound advice.

Coming up with more specific strategies will help to direct public and private finance to priority programmes, policy and capacity needs.

That left only minimal staff at control towers in about a dozen French airports, as well as five navigation centers that help to direct flights over French airspace.

The foot is extended as blood is pumped into it, and it is prevented from overinflating by concentric rings of circular, oblique, and longitudinal muscle fibres, which also help to direct pedal extension and permit fine mobility.

The neurons in the pulvinar receive signals from the eyes, and previous studies have suggested that they help to direct our attention quickly to particular objects in our view.

Newer adjuvants help to direct the immune response in a more coordinated fashion.

Such knowledge of the benefit and limitations of each treatment will help to direct future drug design and formulations.

These findings may help to direct future research and pesticide regulation strategies to promote the conservation of wild bee populations.

Block washers are used within some designs of this winding type to help to direct the oil flow.

Laboratory tests, urethral swab and cultures help to direct antibiotic therapy, which cures infection, relieves symptoms and prevents complications and transmission [1, 64].