Sentence examples for pool and help from inspiring English sources

Stanford's proposal contained a cover letter from Hennessy that conveyed his sweeping ambition: "StanfordNYC has the potential to help catapult New York City into a leadership position in technology, to enhance its entrepreneurial endeavors and outcomes, diversify its economic base, enhance its talent pool and help our nation maintain its global lead in science and technology".

"We want to be able to reach deeper into the borrowers' pool and help those who are not being well served by the mortgage market," said Brian D. Montgomery, an assistant secretary at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which oversees the F.H.A.

This may not work for everyone but this may help you find a guy at the beach or pool and help you start talking.

Forcing people to buy health insurance eliminates free-riders, broadens the insurance risk pool and helps contain costs.

Bringing it online just expands the resource pool, and helps foster an atmosphere of collaborative learning for students and classes that might otherwise be remote or find that difficult.

The advisory board independently reviewed the item pools and helped establish face validity and content validity for the patient questionnaire.

But with thrice-weekly exercise sessions in a nearby pool and the help of a physical therapist he is still walking, although with braces.

William Taylor at the UW Center for High-Throughput Computisg (CHthankedthanked for his excellent technical assistance in running multiple chains for Bayesian LASSO on the CHTC Condor pool and for helping design the SOAR interface for the BayesCPC.

The population structure analysis identified the subset of inbred lines that belong to a unique gene pool (G1), and helped us to assess the extent of LD without spurious associations.

"We losers-winners merely hope to winnow the résumé pool a bit and help us all stay connected after the final cubicle is packed and the last BlackBerry relinquished," the invitation said.

The initiatives have included his being a vocal "champion for youth" and using his leadership position to pool expertise, identify and help fill gaps in social and cultural provision for young people and, with a very Tory stress on practically, seeking to pool examples of "what really works" in improving the lives of London children.