Sentence examples for help to muster from inspiring English sources

Sociologically, prejudice and stereotypes often facilitate discrimination and exclusion against groups and even help to muster political support for laws and policies that lead to institutional discrimination (Dovidio et al. 2010).

This practical code — which helped to muster some 200,000 African-American soldiers for the Union — was, Witt writes, "a weapon for the achievement of Union war aims, like the Springfield rifle, the Minié ball and the ironclad ship".

Ms. Nane Annan, wife of UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, accepted Barron's challenge to those present to help muster the leadership necessary to change the world.

Like leaping from an airplane, the challenges of Generation Ex require courage -- which ought to be a little easier to muster with the help of this wise, witty book.

The tobacco firm's documents, which date from 2011, suggested it had the potential to help muster 18,000 responses to a Department of Health consultation on plain packaging.

The Muslim Brotherhood sought to muster a coalition to help Mursi against Shafiq, who calls Mubarak his "role model".

"We weren't able to muster our forces in helping to provide everyone with scientific publicity and allowing the masses to get hold of this sort of knowledge," he was quoted as saying.

Democrats control both houses but do not have enough votes to muster two-thirds without Republican help.

He proceeded to muster 33 yards passing as he helped guide the team to the finish line.

"But the Somalis could not understand Urdu, and he was able finally to muster enough courage and say: 'We need help.

They were still shy of midlife crisis time, still able to muster up a boner and not needing help to get off the toilet.