Sentence examples for principle helped from inspiring English sources

As part of Einstein's theory of special relativity, Johnson writes, this principle helped make clear that "there is no fixed backdrop of space, or even of time".

Scotland does it better, he says, so do other EU states, including Greece, though as Boseley and Graham Ruddick point out in their Guardian article the Greek decision to make paramount the saving of life – do what you can, or the "rule of rescue" principle – helped bankrupt the social insurance fund which paid for them.

This principle helped guide Jobs to iTunes and the iPod — two projects that were seen as monumental risks when first released in 2001.

That should, in principle, help eliminate computer viruses and other sorts of security problems.

The same principle helps to explain why statutes of limitations apply to most crimes.

Where spending cuts should, in principle, help to dampen inflation, European governments, like that of the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, are backtracking on their budgetary commitments.

Open access research – work that is made freely available online – is regarded by the academic community as a good thing in principle, helping to make their work easier to access by a wider community.

How does the offense principle help us deal with the issue of erotica?

This fundamental principle helps when teachers are frustrated or confused by how students are acting.

In the Huff article, Sam says, Science can, in principle, help us understand what we should do and should want -- and, perforce, what other people should do and want in order to live the best lives possible.

Changing the nonlinear link function of the model (from an exponential to another type of nonlinearity, see Eq. 1 and Section 2.4.2) could, in principle, help to increase the amount of variance in the response described by the model.