Sentence examples for help to redirect from inspiring English sources

They also stopped trying to take over companies, and instead looked for ones that a simple shareholder vote could help to redirect.

He believes that if people were to open up to each other and "get out of the rut," the world upstairs could help to redirect money from wars to fighting poverty and providing environmentally-friendly technology.

Some risk factors may help to redirect preventive vaccination strategies.

This strongly suggests that iNOS inhibition may help to redirect blood flow to the serosa, thereby promoting correction of sepsis-associated heterogeneous blood flow while the NO donor promotes and supports intended blood flow redistribution through its vasodilatory effect [ 43].

At AOL, her job will involve both recruiting outsiders to the company and helping to redirect Time Warner executives into the merged company.

An important component of the plan is a transfer-of-development-rights program, which helps to redirect growth from the preservation and agricultural districts, where development is largely restricted, to growth areas supported by infrastructure.

Foundations, Families and Funds can play a very important role in helping to redirect capitalism toward a more fair and just application, while also finding the right social enterprises to support.

Reaching Destination: Throughout the weeklong pilgrimage to Chimayo I depended upon rituals, prayers, and songs to buoy me along the way, helping to redirect my attention from my tiredness to realizing the beauty around me as I walked.

The racial strife that was always there but has become a beacon of alighted dysfunction -- has helped to redirect the confusion I harbored as a college student in the MidWest -- trying to deal with the acceptance of white girls versus the black girls who didn't like me.

Its activation helps to redirect cellular metabolism from glycolysis to OxPhos by deacetylating and activating transcription factors and cofactors, such as Foxo1 (Chalkiadaki and Guarente, 2012).

Assessing the situation logically and fairly, may help you to redirect and correct the situation.