Sentence examples for helping team from inspiring English sources

The 24-year-old from the Isle of Man played a key role in helping Team Sky team-mate Chris Froome to victory and the yellow jersey.

Team support How difficult was it to provide and receive support (providing guidance, helping team members, providing instructions, etc).

Our aim is to provide a system for helping team members to explicit knowledge, and to allow them to share their experiences, i.e. lessons learned (LL), without asking them too much extra-work.

While TheFamily is about helping team go from 0 (a team with an idea) to 1 (a product with some metrics), Seedcamp is about going from 1 to 10 (a validated model which can be accelerated with more seed money from angels and VCs)." Personally I think TheFamily may be offering Europe a brand new model: an eco-system defining model which underpins the structure of the whole thing.

During my discussion with Kristen Hadeed, she mentioned the newest initiative at Student Maid, which is a wonderful, systematic way of helping team members in their personal lives.

I really do get more done this way, whether it be blogging, recording videos, or helping team members in my online business.

He drove a formula two Ferrari in this "second division" class of the German grand prix, then moved up to formula one with the Maranello squad for the Italian and Moroccan races, helping team-mate Mike Hawthorn become the sport's first British world champion driver by waving him through to finish second behind Stirling Moss's race-winning Vanwall.

Schumacher had not yet won a world championship for Ferrari and the summer was full of rumours that he did not want to return to racing that season because it might mean helping team-mate Eddie Irvine win the title.

Britain's Mark Cavendish is aiming for double success this summer by helping team-mate Bradley Wiggins to win the Tour de France before claiming Olympic gold for himself in London.

He joined Carlisle-based Celtic Nation at the height of the Lynch revolution in 2012 but remained with the club even after Lynch's withdrawal, helping team-mate Mark Boyd as assistant boss.

World road race champion Cavendish demonstrated that his sprinting prowess remains undiminished by winning the second stage on Monday despite not having the full support of Team Sky who are focused on helping team-mate Wiggins win the yellow jersey.