Sentence examples for quickly helping from inspiring English sources

Ethanol-loving primates may have been rewarded once more, if the alcohol acted as an appetite stimulant, quickly helping them gobble more food.

Co-production may confer practical benefits, including giving academics access to elites and other worlds, and the capacity to build trust quickly, helping to bring stories, experiences and insights into practice.

What's more, the organisation could check forecasts based on the market conditions of that day allowing decisions to be made quickly, helping the business exploit new opportunities faster than their competitors.

Vincent" are swollen and often brutal, but they pivot quickly, helping create an audible frame: with the drums under her feet, the keyboards buzzing to one side, and her guitar flaring on the other, Clark has a wide space left for her voice.

In this first round of fund-raisers, Mr. Reynolds is mixing big-city events in Washington, New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles with receptions in smaller cities where an established network has been able to win commitments from donors quickly, helping pump up the campaign's early figures.

The firm has grown incredibly quickly, helping it to attract the capital that it needs.

But the Cowboys then quickly helped move the Dolphins into field goal range.

Other countries — especially in Africa and in the gulf region — also need to quickly help out.

Economic austerity is damaging local demand but cannot quickly help Greek manufacturers regain international competitiveness.

With the election of President Vojislav Kostunica, Yugoslavia is being quickly helped out of its isolation.

Oddly, both Iraq and the United States expect that the inspections will quickly help their conflicting causes.