Sentence examples for help to enlighten from inspiring English sources
As the hybrid technique is best suited for determining the mass composition of cosmic rays, these enhancements will help to enlighten the questions around the transition from galactic to extragalactic cosmic rays.
William P. Ford of Montclair, a lawyer and member of the Commission on Justice and Peace for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark, said the week's activities could help to enlighten Americans about what their Government had been doing in Central America.
Additional studies from analytical ultracentrifugation or matrix-assisted light scattering might help to enlighten the aggregation behavior of the SMO proteins in further detail.
Whether they also help to enlighten us remains to be seen.
Volunteering as a science advisor for candidates running for local or national office will help to enlighten and cultivate individuals who can potentially become champions for science in government.
The black and white images of the techniques and the targets help to enlighten the reader visually regarding the text.
Much was made of Paterson's skater persona at the time – he was even given the rather unimaginative nickname "Skateboarder Scot" by the press – but for all the clichés, the tag helped to enlighten his audience to his daring take on modernism.
The Society has a mission to explore the history of New York and the nation through art and history exhibitions and public programs serving as a collective memory for New York in particular and helping to enlighten appreciation of the world as it is today.
The new regulatory regime has helped to enlighten consumer awareness of the pertinent environmental issues regarding the matter.
Did Secretary of State Clinton know that such massive spying on the American people was going on and, if not, why isn't she grateful that Snowden helped to enlighten her?
For example, within global health and development, these results may help to inform "enlightened" resource allocation decisions beyond the "potentially flawed" [ 35] reliance on cost-effectiveness analyses as the exclusive determinant of global health program worth or value.
