Sentence examples for help us to move from inspiring English sources
"I want the world to know what we went through so they can help us to move on," Sebageni says.
American ideals established and tested over a long period of time will help us to move over all in the right direction, despite some slipups here and there.
"We hope that we will use a non-human primate model to develop this approach to replace diseased tissue in organs and hopefully that will help us to move quickly to human clinical trials," he said.
"Such measures would help us to move from beyond the limited definition of extreme poverty as living on $1.25 per day, towards one that includes human rights, reducing inequality and universal access to services including healthcare and education".
A father who was an alcoholic, who died of drinking, who was unhappy and made others so — that kind of "clear image," shorn of spontaneity, randomness, complexity, and ambiguity, can help us to move on with life.
The World Bank's president, Jim Yong Kim, said: "What we hope is [results-based financing] will … help us to move from the millennium development goals [MDGs], focused on access and kids in seats, to one where we're now really going to focus on outcomes and results".
The Republican Party could have taken the high road after the civil rights gains of the 1960s and not used race as a wedge issue--which would have helped us to move forward together as a nation; instead they decided, as a cold political calculation, to use racism to their advantage.
The use of mixed methods was a distinct strength of this study, helping us to move beyond a purely descriptive (quantitative or qualitative) analysis and enabling triangulation of the different types of data in order to check, interpret and refine our understanding of volunteer motivations [ 59, 60].
"It helps us to move toward more standardization, presumably toward the gold standard of care.
"It just makes sense that they should be embracing this, that they should be helping us to move along".
