Sentence examples for term to help from inspiring English sources

"There are some fundamental things we can do long term to help," he said.

Asked if Patrick Furey, the office president, would be among them, Mr. Mello said Mr. Furey would be "around for the short term" to help with the transition.

Many experts say it is better to drip-feed your money into shares and funds over the long term, to help iron out the rough and smooth periods.

"I know that he will dedicate himself to helping us move forward, and is with us for the long term, to help us build and progress.

I would merely start using "pilot" as a search term to help narrow the field, just as my previous date seemingly had used "magazine editor".

"The United States, even if it cannot make the commitment itself, should encourage other countries to stay for the long term, to help us out," said Mr. Klein, a retired United States Air Force major general.

"I've always stated that my aim is to build a talented, young squad for the long-term to help the club achieve sustained success and I want Sunderland fans to know our ambitions haven't changed on that front".

On other fronts, Gov. Eliot Spitzer recently announced a state-sponsored refinancing option, with affordable terms, to help borrowers no more than 60 days delinquent on mortgages avoid foreclosure.

What follows is a modest glossary of responders' (that means police officers, firefighters and paramedics) terms to help anyone wishing to understand New York City's latest calamities.

Even if the political right is not impressed by any moral imperative, it makes sense in economic terms to help developing countries educate their young and provide jobs.

It defines important, most used terms to help to communicate about innovation in the process industries.