Sentence examples for helping to extract from inspiring English sources

"I remember helping to extract honey at the end of the summer when I was around six years old".

Mr. Greifeld, who spent the first hour of the blackout helping to extract a man trapped in an elevator, said his market switched to backup generators at its primary computer center in Trumbull, Conn., but was running on electricity again by yesterday morning's opening at 9 30 a.m.

Recent empirical research reveals that certain KA techniques are significantly more efficient than others in helping to extract certain types of knowledge within specific problem domains.

The supervisor needs to support the registrar's learning by helping to extract the maximum benefit from what occurs [ 57].

The protease cleaves the associated proteins in the repair complex, thus helping to extract the SUMO-modified proteins from the DNA.

p97 functions downstream of ubiquitin ligases and in conjunction with the 26S proteasome, helping to extract ubiquitinated substrates from cellular structures and/or unfold them so that they can be threaded into the proteasome for degradation [ 86, 87].

They are heroic, and they help to extract from Napoleon a price for his advance that he cannot afford to pay.

But, by siding with the Italians and Spanish in a showdown with Germany's Angela Merkel, Mr Hollande helped to extract concessions at the most recent European summit.

New York Times  US prosecutors are trying to build a case against the WikiLeaks leader Julian Assange by finding out whether he encouraged or even helped to extract classified military and state department files.

But it does no harm, takes up little of the spacecraft's cargo capacity, may have helped to extract the money from Congress (around £180 million) and makes the stern scientific purposes of the mission seem more human.

This helps to extract a collective idea from the chaos of text proposals.