Sentence examples for help to reconcile from inspiring English sources
Police in many mining communities remain widely and deeply distrusted, which the acknowledgement of lingering injustice could help to reconcile, locally and nationally.
Mothers were more likely to have career breaks, switch to part-time work, choose jobs that help to reconcile work and family – which are usually lower paying – and miss out on promotions, said Kristen Sobeck, an economist at the ILO.
But in the long run, says Ken Krechmer, a telecommunications-standards expert, information technology itself will help to reconcile standardisation and innovation, because it will increasingly turn standards into "etiquettes".Systems such as railways or electricity and telephone networks, Mr Krechmer argues, need "compatibility" standards clear specifications on how they can interoperate.
The results presented here will help to reconcile conflicting observations.
From a theoretical perspective they also help to reconcile earlier mixed results in accounting and psychology.
This may help to reconcile the controversy between abnormal excitation and deficient inhibition in interictal migraine.
It will come from helping to reconcile Somalia's many local-level conflicts, so that ordinary Somalis themselves feel safer".
This new adjustment also helps to reconcile the divergence between atmospheric temperature estimates from satellites and weather balloons.
That has helped to reconcile him with Mr Turner, who asked him to lunch after he decided to reduce News Corp's carbon footprint.
