Sentence examples for help to regular from inspiring English sources

While none of this has been officially confirmed by the company (we reached out, though), a startup that aims to help us make sense of the plethora of deals and discounts available through various flash sale sites, subscription services, and other e-commerce offerings would be a big help to regular shoppers, and using Facebook profile data to match shoppers to deals is just clever.

Would it help to plan regular reviews or a quick visit every now and then?

With that in mind and knowing that most Americans have little idea what their government is truly spending to "defend" them, we turned for help to TomDispatch regular William Hartung, an expert on the money eternally being wasted on our "security".

In regular treatments, therapists help to carry out regular exercises to train motor movements of the disabled region.

These help to pay its regular expenses but much of the money slips into officers' pockets.

Among the teaching staff, there is a math teacher with a more flexible schedule who provides intensive help to special and regular education students.

Betfair will not vanish as a result of the merger with Paddy Power, and its prices on popular events will still help to keep the regular bookies honest, odd though it might sound.

Efforts documented in the literature, such as the use of smart phone technology for improving the supervision of tuberculosis patients, can help to provide more regular and consistent follow up with health workers [ 38].

Interview by Eva Wiseman Sebastian Faulks's latest book, A Week In December, is out now Rhubarb is very fibrous and helps to maintain regular bowel function.

She also employed a part-time book keeper and implemented a computerised system to invoice each nursery at the start of the month, with a reminder two weeks later, which has helped to improve regular payment.

In addition, Tucker and Gilliland suggested that providing opportunities for indoor activities during the cold and wet seasons helps to foster regular physical activity throughout the year [ 28].