Sentence examples for to help energize from inspiring English sources

So one subliminal idea I started out with as a translator was to help energize English itself.

President Bush is looking to Mr. Paulson to help energize the administration's stalled second-term economic agenda.

The Fed has signaled that it will hold rates at record lows at that time and probably well into next year to help energize the recovery.

Kate Bollinger Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 25, 2008 • To the Editor: Bob Herbert is right to call for strategic job creation programs to help energize the economy.

Though the march meant to help push forward the civil rights act, it was also meant, I think, to help energize individual people to stay together and keep faith in their common struggles.

Several party activists had quietly lobbied for Mr. McAuliffe's appointment, saying they needed his enthusiasm to help energize the four-day nominating convention scheduled to begin Aug. 14 at the Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles.

Optimism: It's important to surround your team with optimistic people who can help energize them.

His four-hour meeting with President Clinton Tuesday night should help energize this new negotiating push.

Getting specific will help energize the team as it will give them a problem they can actually solve.

If anything, setbacks like his help energize movements and make us stronger for the fights ahead.

And the spirit of Obama's own campaign helped energize Democrats to volunteer and turnout to vote for Foster.