Sentence examples for to help rear from inspiring English sources

Most women in the clubs sell themselves to help rear their children.

She was totally self-educated, having had to help rear her brother and five sisters before the auto-parts thing happened.

Social companionship and division of labour become "obligatory" and, although a mated queen can build a nest independently and raise the first worker bees herself, she needs the assistance of workers to help rear sexually mature bees.

In the 1980s, Mr. Rudd had guest roles on "Hart to Hart," "Moonlighting" and other television shows before leaving the profession in the middle of the decade to help rear his children.

His work reset the ground rules for evolutionary biologists and comparative psychologists, but some people were enraged by the suggestion that human behavior is driven by the same forces that govern all of life — for example, that males are genetically rewarded for sowing wild oats, while a female's best repro­ductive bet is to secure a faithful partner to help rear her acutely needy young.

During my career I have been fortunate enough to help rear a baby killer whale, explore coastal regions of Canada with eager ecotourists, administer dietary supplements to 50-kilogram snakes, and survey the demise of gigantic freshwater clams by lethal, fecund zebra mussels.

An ordinary life used to look something like this: born into a growing family, you help rear your siblings, have the first of your own half-dozen or even dozen children soon after you're grown, and die before your youngest has left home.

With the male around anyway, he could also help rear the children, which allowed for a longer period of juvenile dependence and hence for brain size to grow.

The finding counters the common assumption that males only help rear their young if they're sure of paternity, says Michael Webster, an ornithologist at the University of Buffalo in New York.

But the session dragged on toward Christmas and an annual trip to Hawaii to visit his grandmother, who had helped rear him.

Since Friday, Mariela Quintana, mother of Elian's father, Juan Miguel Gonzalez, and Raquel Rodriguez, mother of Elian's mother, have bounded from New York to Washington to New York to Miami to Washington and then back to Miami to plea for something that would be simple enough most anywhere else: Returning a motherless child to his father and his grandmothers, who had helped rear him from infancy.