Sentence examples for helping to respond from inspiring English sources
In 15 years at the disease control agency, he was one of the agency's most trusted detectives, helping to respond to the outbreak of hantavirus among American Indians in the Southwest, West Nile virus in New York, Ebola in Reston, Va.
Ironically, Johnson was tasked with engaging a "broader cross-section of faith and community-based organizations" in helping to respond more effectively to disasters such as hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma, according to the department's website.
UNICEF is helping to respond through community-based measures, better access to services and raising awareness of proper nutrition.
The Common Fund is helping to respond to the need, but the demand is too great and the funds too limited to make a significant impact.
The calls show that dispatchers were inundated and didn't have enough help to respond to everyone.
We believe that applying comparative multifractal genomics among many human genomes and other model organisms can help to respond to how the genome came to exist.
This in turn would help to respond to various needs in the community, and most importantly, keep the children of Uganda alive, safe and cared for.
The purpose is to increase participation; patients receiving home care will typically be the weakest of the invited population and some may need help to respond to the invitation letter.
Thus, people from lower socioeconomic classes and patients with disability can afford to respond, and can be given help to respond.
Credible evidence is needed to understand the depth of the problem and will help to prevent, respond to and protect the child victims.
