Sentence examples for status to help from inspiring English sources

McClendon used his late-bloomer status to help motivate his players.

"The United States," she said, "should continue to provide Cambodia with most-favored-nation status, to help us develop".

For Zillo, the events are a way for the Yankees to use their status to help the needy and create a domino effect of good will that other teams may decide to emulate.

The current mayor of Compton, Aja Brown, is a hopeful, thirty-three-year-old urban planner who aims to trade on the city's mythic status to help reinvent and rebrand it in the style of Brooklyn.

Despite offers to turn professional in 1938, Budge elected to preserve his amateur status to help keep the Davis Cup; he also, in an understated campaign he referred to as "something of an afterthought," became the first player to capture all four Grand Slam events within a calendar year.

Campbell, who is at the forefront of the Fashion for Relief campaign to help Haiti following the devastating earthquake in January, said Nelson Mandela told her in 1992 that she should use her celebrity status to help others but "at 22 years old I didn't really quite understand what that meant".

The Tucson Unified School District is now being ordered to implement a court-approved plan dubbed Unitary Status Plan to help it eliminate segregation and attain unitary status.

Quub knows that most people repeat similar tasks on a day to day basis, and pays attention to your previous status updates to help you build any updates in the future.

The newer 340B hospitals, the study suggested, were using their 340B status not to help poorer communities, but to push into more affluent, profitable areas.

I am The Cavalry, which is seeking nonprofit status, plans to help improve safety in all industries where the rapid adoption of technology affects public safety and human life.

Laurie and I wrote Status Unknown to help change hearts and minds and we have been astounded by the incredible cast and crew who have each played such an important part in turning our true story into a film.