Sentence examples for help to replicate from inspiring English sources

John Ferguson, the sheikh's bloodstock advisor, announces that Big Brown will stand stud in Kentucky starting next year, so that eager mare owners can help to replicate his bad feet.

Normally, they rent an apartment together in the Bangalore suburb of Bellandur, so they decided to move into a 10- by-6-foot by-6-foot by-6-footlandloroom housedold help, to replicate what they might by able theirford to rent on their combined budget of 3,000 rupees a month.

Government, foundations, and corporations can help to replicate models of community-based services that have been shown to be effective in serving military families.

New arrays with a higher proportion of low frequency variants will help to replicate the results of genome sequencing studies.

Musicians positioned in parking lots around downtown Los Angeles helped to replicate Orson Welles's famous radio hoax.

As the Obama administration begins to rework urban policy onto the federal agenda, the Domestic Policy Council and its Office of Urban Affairs have put particular emphasis on finding and helping to replicate city policies that work well.

It'll help TRI to replicate some of the toughest conditions encountered by drivers and cars without having to wait for them to happen in real life.

Keeping notes will help you to replicate the exact blend again should you discover one that works well.

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International organizations like the United Nations AIDS agency, Unaids, and nongovernment groups like Medecins Sans Fronti res are starting to help countries try to replicate Brazil's program.

The movie industry has been the biggest cheerleader of 3-D technology, and television makers are hoping that enthusiasm will help persuade consumers to replicate the 3-D experience at home.