Sentence examples for of particular help from inspiring English sources
He will be of particular help to PABLO MASTROENI in our midfield".
They could be of particular help to young borrowers such as student or applicants with little credit history.
China is hungry for know-how, and Japan thinks it can be of particular help in providing environmental technology.
The videos can be of particular help to researchers who are not naturally aware of the dexterity that a specific laboratory procedure requires.
That could be of particular help to Senator Guy J. Velella, a Republican whose district in the Bronx and Westchester is more than 2-to-1 Democratic.
Mr. Bloomberg said the uniform curriculums would be of particular help to the many students and teachers who move often from school to school.
Studies of particular cases help advance understanding of more general phenomena but are not, by their nature, statistically generalizable.
The myth of "chaos," in particular, helps shape the Daoist understanding of the cosmos and the place of human beings in it (Girardot 1983).
The transfer of Anelka in particular helped fund the club's new training ground, in London Colney, which opened in October 1999.
Therefore, we speculate that its function is deeply related to the stability of these chemokine receptor by means of particular interaction helping to stabilize conformation of hCRs.
In this special expanded section, I will address the question of whether the use of multimodal communication, in particular, helps organisms to survive rapid change (see Bro-Jørgensen (2010)).
