Sentence examples for to help extract from inspiring English sources

"That's why the QRF went, to help extract them.

In any case, many of the biggest state-controlled companies float some of their stock, while also contracting the publicly traded companies to help extract their reserves.

Some officials in the Obama Administration share this belief, and, at the request of the Karzai regime, they have been trying to help extract Baradar from Pakistani detention.

The bankruptcy filing by the Philadelphia Orchestra seems designed, in part, to help extract the organization from its pension-fund obligations.

Miners working on their own often use mercury to help extract gold and then boil it off, leaving behind dangerous contamination.

At one point, he said, British tanks, armored vehicles, artillery and ground troops were deployed to help extract Iraqi government troops from a firefight with Shiite militiamen in the city.

The report's authors also argued that restricting access to some online content, but making all of it available to those who subscribe to the newspaper "might help extract more money from the most loyal readers".

This will help extract more liquid.

Boston Scientific's roots lie in a catheter that the co-founder John Abele developed to help doctors extract gallstones through a tiny incision instead of traditional surgery.

The projects that BrightSource has lined up, which include one to help Chevron extract more petroleum from an oil field, still appear to be on track.

Weiss also has advice to help entrepreneurs extract value from larger seed rounds.