Sentence examples for help us consider from inspiring English sources

Stephenson uses T'Rain to help us consider the ramifications of an increasingly globalized world: Governments matter, but less than they used to in an age where money can be transferred instantly all over the world.

Nietzsche and Sartre help us consider whether even morality itself is a worthy goal of human existence.

Frankenstein can help us consider the potential ramifications of a variety of endeavors in "genetic engineering, tissue engineering, transplantation, transfusion, artificial intelligence, robotics, bioelectronics, virtual reality, cryonics, synthetic biology and neural networks". And I'm sure that's not comprehensive.

Lewallen will help us consider the significance of this exhibition in relation to our understanding of one or more keywords in time-based art experiment, for instance, Ephemeral/Ephemerality, Curating, Collecting, Documentation,, Installation and other terms.

The theory can help us consider some physical phenomena which cannot be treated by the compressible viscous baratropic flows, due to the effect of microparticles.

Thinking about these problems from the inside out, i.e., from the perspective of individual employees, can help us consider a wide range of factors that influence the overall health and performance of the organization.

In any case, culture and technology are increasingly reliant on the hive mind — and whatever its faults, Lanier's broadside helps us consider the consequences of this momentous development.

His ambivalence instructive in the way it helps us consider how to avoid the alluring dark paths down which many nations have been lost is not a weakness but the book's abiding strength, for it allows Mr Giliomee fully to explore the complexity of his subject.

According to Salmon, private speech engages our critical thinking, helps us consider alternatives and consequences, and make reasonable decisions.

"We do not prefer discounted cash flow (DCF) models because they assume too much, but DCF is a convenient initial tool that helps us consider many variables.

"That helps us consider the different surface materials and what their impact could be on the ecosystems," he said.