Sentence examples for means can help from inspiring English sources

Being able to share what your diagnosis means can help to dispel myths and reduce stigma, she says.

"Netizens have already ridiculed the move by questioning if knives are really to blame and if such means can help ensure public security," notes the Global Times.

The value added of repellent properties also for textile material is a novel approaches as it by means can help to reduce the statistics of vector disease cases without giving a side effect to the wearer.

Appropriate means can help to diagnose the hospital's caring culture and thereby provide important input to evaluate the quality of care provided in a single hospital and between hospitals, over a period of time.

If your teacher allows it, asking what a word or instructions mean can help you do better on the test.

"It also means residents can help shape the options that emerge".

And yes, by all means, you can help me get the stroller up the stairs.

The map's high resolution (90m x 90m) also means it can help guide the placement of individual turbines.

The fact that installers can now get access incentives means they can help their customers and quicken the pace of uptake.

Jonathan Shapiro, one of the lawyers, said that means they can help Mr. Muhammad prepare for cross-examination, write motions and devise strategy outside the courtroom.

This skill, combined with being a Lewisham Homes resident herself, means Bobori can help ensure that the board sees a true reflection of what goes on at the grassroots.