Sentence examples for that helped prepare from inspiring English sources

Were there any novels that helped prepare you to enter the world of the slums?

David Price, the head of piracy intelligence at Envisional, a consultant that helped prepare the O.E.C.D. report, said: "I think it's different than looking at movies or music.

"Police who were initially put in schools to handle matters of safety have become involved in ordinary day-to-day disciplinary infractions," said Erika Maye, a spokeswoman for the Advancement Project, a Washington-based group that helped prepare the report.

Peter Keefe, the creator and executive producer of "Voltron: Defender of the Universe," a hugely popular 1980s cartoon series that helped prepare the way for other Japanese-style animation in the United States, died on May 27 in Rochester.

But a member of a nonprofit group that helped prepare the city's guide said that Ms. Gotbaum had taken part in conversations about the Education Department guide at least a month ago.

As the christening indicates, Lilla believes this fuzzy God to have been a dud, but, paradoxically, one that helped prepare the way for a far more fiery and apocalyptic breed of political theology.

The next day, he participated in the N.B.A.'s Rookie Transition Program, a series of seminars that helps prepare new players for life and their professional careers.

Mr. Kaufman, who formerly worked at Microsoft, helped BBN and Total Immersion Software, a simulation-software company in Alameda, Calif., quickly deliver to soldiers in Iraq a computer simulation that helps prepare them against ambushes.

Whatever the merits of the L'Aquila case, scientists and government officials have difficulty conveying what they know about the risk of earthquakes in ways that help prepare the public without sowing panic.

The scholarships -- a tribute to the Sept. 11 rescue workers -- will be available to students who participate in College Now, a CUNY program that helps prepare high school students for college.

"If you lose the middle, it's harder to support the top," said Doug Henton, an economist at Collaborative Economics, a research and consulting firm in Mountain View, Calif., that helps prepare the annual report.