Sentence examples for helping at the start from inspiring English sources

As Caterham team principal Cyril Abiteboul puts it: "There's one single team that's been able to do an amazing job on the track and from the commercial perspective - Red Bull - but they have had the luxury of a shareholder that was helping at the start and no great sponsors.

The full-court-press marketing certainly helps at the start.

The notoriety certainly helped at the start, but not any more".

Other news organisations, by treating Al-Jazeera in a semi-detached fashion, had not helped: at the start of the war the BBC had described it as a "pro-Taliban broadcaster", McCullagh said.

One team member who had previously attended breastfeeding telephone counselling training found her old notes useful and another mentioned that a list of questions to ask might have helped at the start and developed her own.

Jane, 52, started helping at the food bank a year ago, after she was made redundant.

"It's always good to have a helping hand at the start.

The press helped us at the start, it helped build a fan base.

"You can't help looking at the start we've had, but we try to keep it simple," Melvin said.

It aims to "help women at the start of the careers, women returning to work after a break, or just those who want to make the step up to more senior roles".

FBI lead case agent Michael Clarke testified that over days of shipboard questioning, Abu Khattala, who was a former auto mechanic and political prisoner of dictator Moammar Gaddafi, identified several men as members of an extremist Islamic brigade known as Ubaydah ibn al Jarrah that he helped found at the start of the Libyan revolution to establish sharia law.