Sentence examples for helping to sort out from inspiring English sources

Collaborations have been underway amongst institutions or countries, helping to sort out the suitable products and systems with the best marketing potential.

Studies of families in which multiple members have dementia are helping to sort out the genetic underpinnings of the disease.

And his role in helping to sort out Ford's fractious GT racer which became the legendary GT40, a winner at Le Mans in 1966, '68 and '69.

When Gordon Brown's latest poster launch was disrupted by a minor traffic accident today the PM's No 10 gatekeeper was seen helping to sort out the wreckage.

Helping to sort out bin collections and T-junctions is all part of public service, whether it marks out a route to Downing Street or not.

It could be anything from social services helping to sort out a problem to an extension to a house for a disabled child.

Mergers could theoretically help to sort out banks that face large losses.

This helps to sort out the ones who have the money from those that don't.

"It could help to sort out whether someone's difficulties are sound-based or visual," she says.

She hoped that Arnold was having a fond thought for his friend in San Juan Capistrano, and that the arriving child would help to sort out all these disparate threads.

The 1.4m height restriction helps to sort out the men from the boys (it is a safe bet that males will dominate the clientele).