Sentence examples similar to lands helps from inspiring English sources

Old Faithful was the name given to this geyser by the 1870 team whose survey of these exotic wilderness lands helped inspire Congress to make Yellowstone a national park — the first land to get that designation.

Seventy-two percent of respondents believed that national public lands help their state economy.

The findings brought attention to the long legacies of dumping and contamination on Indian lands, helped people make decisions about their health, and supported demands for the cleanup of contaminated sites [ 25- 35, 36].

The Netherlands, itself accustomed to engineering its vulnerable low-lands, helps Bangladesh with water management projects.

"Lords of the Land" helps explain why.

The successful landing helps wash away the mission's troubled beginnings.

"To me, to be out on the land helps a president keep perspective," he said.

"To me, to be out on the land helps a president keep perspective," Mr. Bush said today.

But the lie of the land helps the Christian side, as does their traditional knowledge of its byways, plants and animals.

The Israel Land Authority, which controls about ninety per cent of the country's land, helps Jewish municipalities expand, while Arab towns — which account for about twenty per cent of the population — are stuck with about five per cent of the land.

Today's vertical landing helps vindicate the cause of reusability that SpaceX is championing.