Sentence examples for helps enlarge from inspiring English sources

Lawrence details how ideas from members of the Ellington orchestra were transformed into compositions, and helps enlarge, if only incrementally, our understanding of the collaboration that bound Ellington and his musicians.

The film's meandering rhythm evokes the unstructured way time seems to stretch out during childhood, and this aura of indolence helps enlarge small events like a case of tonsillitis or an accidental wound inflicted while making an eel trap out of bamboo poles.

Although education helps enlarge the quantity of personal resources, it also helps individuals become more independent and reduces their reliance on marriage, thus lowering their willingness to remarry.

International solidarity helps enlarge the space available for local activists, youth, and members of civil society in which they can operate.

He also helped enlarge the institute's design curriculum and began a series of shows of American designers' work.

She said she wants to help enlarge the museum's African collection with textiles and works from southern and eastern Africa.

Even he was startled when he recently read a claim on the Internet that oxygenated water would help enlarge a woman's breasts.

During the Clinton presidency, Mr. Holbrooke served as ambassador to Germany in 1993-94, when helpedpenlargerge the North Atlantic alliance; achieved his diplomatic breakthroughs in Bosnia as assistant secretary of state for European affairs in 1994-95; and was chief representative to the United Nations, a cabinet post, for 17 months from 1999 to 2001.

"I believe activities like the Mentoring Möbius program will help enlarge the group and make a difference in the lives of a number of women students". Based on the positive feedback Pierce has received from students and faculty, she contacted 13 departments and programs in science, engineering and finance last fall to suggest the creation of similar mentoring programs.

"I believe activities like the Mentoring Möbius program will help enlarge the group and make a difference in the lives of a number of women students". When Rhodes Scholar Lillian Pierce met Queen Elizabeth II at a reception at Buckingham Palace, Pierce introduced herself as a mathematician -- and found herself in a familiar situation.

Bulgaria simplified the process of starting a business and helped enlarge its formal economy.