Sentence examples for later able to help from inspiring English sources

USC was later able to help both of her parents immigrate to the U.S. Rosemarie was trained as an artist and worked as a muralist and commercial artist for NYC department stores for many years.

Having defied Bernie's order to destroy all documents, Squillari was later able to help the government's investigation by piecing together information from her copious records, continuing with her own "war room" of inquiry.

As Uma often jokes, "Kushal will be able to help us later".

She later hired a coach who was able to help her launch her slow-growing business into the seven-figure stratosphere.

If individual differences in mental rotation abilities at early developmental stages can partially predict later numerical abilities, this may be able to help corroborate other early warning signs of number difficulties.

Pick out pads first; you may have to adjust these later, but the fitter should be able to help you pick out the type that is best for your feet.

They may be able to help you out later.

They make for a delicious snack and may be able to help you preserve physical function later in life.

And if it's not something that goes in the contract, your agent or attorney should be able to help you handle it if it comes up later.

It was not clear whether the vessel would be able to help locate the black boxes, or would be used in later stages of the operation.

None of them proved able to help.