Sentence examples for practically help from inspiring English sources
"We felt it would not be responsible to turn down an opportunity to do something that would practically help hundreds or thousands of farmers," he says.
But this is more than an emotional argument – solidarity extends to how we practically help one another tackle threats to our communities.
How do I practically help the game get back to being as competitive and unpredictable as it used to be?" - Liam Day.
Rep. Dan Lungren, who heads the Homeland Security subcommittee on cybersecurity, said at the hearing that SOPA and PROTECT IP "undercut the real effort that would practically help us secure the Internet" through Domain Name System Security Extensions.
Looking for ways to practically help? 1) Give blood ― There is a desperate need for blood and platelets.
> BioCreative 2012 proposes to explore how text mining methods can successfully be applied to practically help biocuration of a large molecular biology knowledge base.
"The law should be judged on whether it practically helps sex workers, and I don't think it does," adds Kauppinen.
4.4, higher PAI value indicates better ability of a method to locate high potential crash in a small area, which practically helps road agencies to efficiently mobilize limited resource.
He was widely congratulated by progressives, and then, according to Morris, "Roosevelt concluded that for the time being he had done all he could, rhetorically and practically, to help the American Negro," and would not further "risk his political future".
The programme supports families by providing information on child nutrition (based on government healthy eating guidelines), active play and parenting practices to help parents practically integrate these recommendations into everyday life.
Practically, it helped in identifying specific locations where vasculature morphogenesis started in vivo (via trans-differentiation of designated cells into HSCs and their interactions with other cells) and in following the process as it unfolded.
