Sentence examples for helping to present from inspiring English sources

One partner in JapanNYC, Japan Society, is helping to present performances by the Kashu-Juku Noh Theater as well as art and calligraphy shows.

This culture has not only spread across the UK, but internationally, helping to present to the world a diverse, creative set of nations and regions all coming together to make the UK a unique force in creative talent.

"The translator," Mrs. Martin wrote in The Times in 1948, "derives a great degree of satisfaction from helping to present an opera to American audiences in the way both the composer and his librettist intended, namely, as a drama set to music, which may be enjoyed without reference to the libretto in intermissions".

"We have been rolling out the India- and China-specific numbers, as they speak more directly to national leaders than regional numbers," said Robert O'Keefe, the vice president of the Health Effects Institute, a research organization that is helping to present the study.

Naturally, we also wanted to assess how the glass court is helping to present the sport for broadcast purposes.

Our Analysts play a key role in delivering on our client engagements, assisting in executive interviews, conducting both primary and secondary research, preparing deliverables, and helping to present brand strategies to clients such as McDonald's, P&G, Jaguar/Land Rover, Anheuser-Busch InBev, and Capital One.

Reality shows do engage with the public and local champions and role models like Mordaunt help to present the human side of politics and politicians.

According to numbers provided by Arts Brookfield, which helped to present the marathon, along with the River to River Festival, an estimated 10,000 attended the free event.

These tissue environments serve to segregate cells into different compartments, provide extracellular matrix for lymphocytes to crawl on, and help to present guidance and signaling molecules.

Stanislaw Tillich, the Christian Democrat president of Saxony, said on Monday he hoped the festivities would help to present the region in the former GDR as "a modern, cosmopolitan and hospitable country".

It sometimes also helps to present financial performance as being more worrisome than it actually is.