Sentence examples for terms of helping with from inspiring English sources

"It's very effective in terms of helping with withdrawal symptoms and cravings," she said.

However other carers also commented that they felt AT was a 'necessary evil'; beneficial in terms of helping with care, but less preferable to care provided by a 'real person'.

"But he's been fantastic with me in terms of helping me with analysis and behind the scenes, and not many people see that".

"YouView has no real future for the public service broadcasters in terms of helping them with the free-to-air platform so they need to rethink their strategy".

We need to find out what really does cause it, but most importantly what works in terms of helping people with it.

"Germans do not think Americans have anything to offer at the moment in terms of helping us with the euro crisis," said Thomas Risse, professor of international politics at the Free University in Berlin.

It was useless in terms of helping inmates with mental health issues, but got me out of my cell for an hour, so I wasn't complaining.

"We are closing schools that are not failing academically, that are not failing in terms of helping the child with their faith journey and that provide safe harbors for kids".

How could I not think in terms of helping that kid?" With no experience in the study of Down syndrome, Costa took a short walk the next day to a library affiliated with Baylor College of Medicine, where he worked as a research associate in neuroscience.

Various studies have demonstrated the benefits of context-aware ubiquitous learning in terms of helping students deal with problems as well as acquiring knowledge in the real world (Chu et al. [2010]; Joiner et al. [2006]; Rogers et al. [2005]).

"I've never wavered in my commitment to Aston Villa, in terms of helping the club, working with the club, and the course we are taking.