Sentence examples for help with race from inspiring English sources
A few people mentioned an interesting social application for phylogenetic research: The ToL could help with race relations because it shows that we are all related.
Darold Johnson, legislative director for the Ohio Federation of Teachers, said that as of Wednesday afternoon, the governor was leaning on the senate to put the merit pay issue back into the budget, saying it would help with Race to the Top promises.
Finally, veteran hardware reviewer Mike Jennings says that curved monitors are great for immersion, which can really help with racing sims, but they're expensive.
Opening up the Leger to these popular snails would certainly help with the race's profile, though it would also open up a competition with the Irish St Leger, which has been open to older horses since 1983.
Tennis and ski coaches have been around for ages, but until recently, amateurs didn't hire coaches to help with road racing or mountain biking, said Sam Callan, who oversees coaching education at USA Cycling.
Illinois and Massachusetts are unlikely to be competitive at the presidential level, but having pot on the ballot could help with House races or assist in unseating Scott Brown in 2012.
Clearly being called Charles helps with this race – and Chuck's record still stands today.
Nineteen-year-old Dylan Bundy is 9-3 with a 2.08 E.R.A. over three levels this season, but Showalter shot down the idea that Bundy would be called up to help with the playoff race, saying he would pitch for Class AA Bowie in the playoffs, then head to the instructional league.
Now as an adult, my first job with March of Dimes was to help with a large race called "Walkamerica".
But what is good news for the sport is that both races so far have been excellent to watch, and it looks like the change to 1,000cc bikes is helping with the racing.
Shelton said that while the CBC PAC helps with House races, it just doesn't have the huge amounts of cash necessary to really benefit someone running statewide.
