Sentence examples for helped compared to from inspiring English sources

"I'd have to say the revitalization helped, compared to where it was before all the revitalization started, absolutely," said David Prown, the 41-year-old third generation owner of Prown's, a variety store dating to 1925.

With wind and solar sectors, my respondents seem to have the relative effects of graphene reversed (after correcting for the general bullishness). Most (79%) of my poll respondents thought solar stocks would be helped, compared to only 10% who thought they would be harmed, while 30% thought wind stocks would be helped compared to 26% who thought they might be harmed.

Those who felt clean apparently felt less need to expiate for their sins: only 41% agreed to help, compared to 74% who had not wiped their hands.

In contrast, the vignettes of women who used alcohol evoked positive responses (of offers to help) compared to those for men, which evoked responses of coercion into treatment.

Parents in the acupuncture group gave 16 comments coded into "Can defecate/break wind easier/without help" compared to none in the control group.

As is well known, people have a reduced sense of responsibility when there are others who could also help compared to a situation in which there is no one else.

Among those aged 65to6969, 45% said they didn't need any help, compared to 4% of those aged 90 or older.

The Resolution Foundation has warned only 160,000 families in the bottom 40% of the income distribution will qualify for new help, compared to 1.7 million in the top 40% by income.

After 2½ years, the volunteers in the exercise group were 28% less likely to have become disabled (defined by the inability to walk about 400 yards without help) compared to those in the education group.

we learn better, when a robot is physically present giving them personalized help, compared to when they study on their own, with a tutor appearing on just a screen or with an audio-only tutor.

In the surgery group 42 patients (53%) received unpaid help, compared to 26 patients (30%) in the splint group.