Sentence examples for term has helped from inspiring English sources

However, his good form this term has helped Sale make a much brighter start and the 15-3 win at the AJ Bell Stadium was their fifth in 10 Premiership outings, leaving them in a comfortable mid-table position.

However, his good form this term has helped Sale make a much brighter start to this campaign, with the club winning six of their opening 12 games to sit in a comfortable mid-table position.

The former Manchester United trainee, who signed a new four-year deal with Leicester this week, said cup games with top-flight opposition during their Championship title-winning season last term has helped prepare Leicester for life back in the Premier League after a decade.

John Harris, a former House speaker, said the news that Ms. Palin would not run for a second term had helped him to decide that he would seek the governor's office in 2010.

The Penrith-born keeper played a key part in Rotherham's promotion last season and a series of superlative saves this term have helped establish a mid-table position.

Ireland has already sold enough debt to fund it into next year, but concerns about its ability to wrestle down the worst deficit in the European Union, in relation to gross domestic product, and to stabilize its debt over the medium term have helped push its borrowing costs to euro lifetime highs.

The 28-year-old played 37 matches for the Stags last term, having helped them return to the Football League as 2012-13 Conference Premier champions.

Such changes, although sometimes disruptive in the short term, have helped to both stabilise names and provide a better evolutionary context for future studies.

Alongside peers like Jordan Peele and Barry Jenkins, his ascendance on his own terms has helped make it clear to young black creatives like myself that a new age is afoot, where you don't have to tap dance or toe the line.

But that raises an age-old quandary: how to cut costs in the short term without endangering potential in the longer term?What has helped many companies to control spending in this recession has been the fall in two big cost elements: interest rates and energy prices.

When stock markets are performing well, this provides a boost to returns – and since share prices, at least in the past, have tended to rise strongly over the longer term, gearing has helped investment trusts.