Sentence examples for helping highly from inspiring English sources

Hearsay and its rivals have found a niche in helping highly regulated corporations navigate this fast-paced world.

Ira Goldstein, a senior lawyer in the corporate department, talked about his former specialty in helping "highly profitable corporations become more highly profitable" by laying off workers.

"The Obama administration has put forth a much-needed plan to invest $300 million in pilot efforts to narrow student equality gaps in areas such as helping highly effective teachers stay in high-need schools, among other options," Barone said.

Helping highly educated women have it all is a hot topic, from Anne-Marie Slaughter's Atlantic article, to Amy Chua's book about Chinese child-rearing Tiger Mothers to Pamela Druckerman's ode to French parents.

The Toronto regional immigrant employment council assembled a group of local employers, community-based organisations and government officials to help highly educated immigrants find jobs.

This attack seemed unconvincing: interest deductibility does help highly leveraged firms more than most, but borrowing money is hardly an option just limited to private-equity ones.

It thinks the government could do more to help highly educated and motivated folk to start businesses, through measures such as requiring bosses to allow more flexible working hours so that people can start up companies while they are still in full-time employment.Yet distinctions between different breeds of entrepreneur can seem arbitrary.

The rise of networked laptops and smartphones and their countless iterations and spawn have helped highly educated professionals create more and more value just as they have created barriers to entry and rendered irrelevant millions of less-educated workers, in places like factory production lines and typing pools.

Sparta's TrackWise application helps highly regulated businesses— like food, drug, pharmaceutical and medical device makers— manage quality issues.

The Troops to Teachers scheme will help "highly skilled" former military personnel become teachers within two years.

Last April the company began a programme to help highly skilled departing employees set up their own start-ups, offering financial help and training.