Sentence examples for measures are helping from inspiring English sources

There are no signs yet that such measures are helping, and the story is much the same for those down the tea production chain.

Some conservationists complain there's little evidence that such measures are helping to boost stocks so still advise consumers to shun all eel, farmed or wild.

These measures are helping to boost China's demand for diesel, but the effect will be transitory.In the short run, neither demand for nor supply of oil is very elastic.

Such measures are helping Kura stay afloat even though the country's once-profligate diners have tightened their belts in response to two decades of little economic growth and stagnant wages.

These measures are helping the whales.

These measures are helping to erode the inventory of manufacturers in a relatively orderly manner, but may be deferring the adjustment process the automakers will later face.

Such measures are helped by the fact that older people are more likely to vote and that turnout is often low (in North Carolina, it was thirty-four per cent), and by the focussed motivation of socially conservative voters.

The government says the subjects included in the English Baccalaureate are the cornerstones of a good education and that the league table measure is helping to get more pupils to study them.

That measure is helping to fuel a financial upturn.

"We have seen that temporary special measures — quotas — are helping women," Begoña Lasagabaster, a U.N. Women political adviser, said in her office in New York.

One of the largest college teacher unions in the country has taken a rather odd education policy stance: opposition to measuring whether colleges are helping their graduates.