Sentence examples for that helps at from inspiring English sources

The only thing that helps at all is for the team to talk about her.

"There's nothing you can say to people, particularly to family members, within a day or two of the show that helps at all," said Davis, the executive director of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

The conclusion that seems indicated is that the very idea that direct realism represents a further alternative on the present issue is a chimera: that there is no sense in which the experience of material objects is plausibly direct that helps at all with the epistemological issue of justification.

Coincidentally, he was on his way to support a Roots of Music Fundraiser, a local charity that helps at risk youth through mentorship programs and music education.

A clinical pharmacokinetic study further demonstrated that the retinal vessels are drained faster than the choroidal vessels, thus providing a time window of selectivity that helps, at least to some extent, to preserve the precious retinal capillaries [ 13– 16].

There is a smaller dashed line of stick down spots which is not ever covered by plastic tape that helps at the edge of shingles, but the main sticky strip is 2 or 3 times bigger, thus stronger and always needs to be uncovered!

Then there's Positive Nature, a nonprofit agency that helps at-risk youths.

The document signed off on a $1.5 million grant to World Vision, a group that hires only Christians, for salaries of staff members running a program that helps "at-risk youth" avoid gangs.

"You know you're getting back to normal when they start charging for the big parking lot," said Scott Bradley, founder of My Brother's Workshop, a nonprofit organization that helps at-risk youths, as he passed the car-filled site in downtown St. Thomas.

And colleagues in our remote locations are working with a sailing organization that helps at-risk youth and staging a "home treasure hunt" to collect gently used goods for donation to a women's shelter.

Favre lauded Rodgers at an event for the Rawhide Boys Ranch, an organization that helps at-risk boys in Wisconsin.