Sentence examples for to help update from inspiring English sources

To help update the brand, in September Kraft introduced Jell-O with Mix-Ins, which have a second container of dry ingredients fitted atop pudding cups.

In 2008, Bob Harris was hired by Forbes Traveler to help update the publication's list of the most luxurious hotels, an assignment that took him around the world in grand style, while also offering a queasy view of immense wealth disparity.

Although there are many courses now run by universities to help update teachers' knowledge, it is often difficult for teachers to stay on top of the latest developments in their subjects, in addition to preparing and giving lessons (not to mention the great increase in paperwork they are expected to undertake).

Google is also crowdsourcing to help update Google Maps, letting users report changes to a particular location, destination or roads.

Notably, Lawrence Lessig used a wiki to help update his book "Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace".

As Cooke first set out developing his idea, he turned to his former classmate at Oxford University, Princeton neuroscientist Greg Detre, to help update his tried-and-tested techniques with the latest understanding of memory.

More specific to data deposition statement classification, the method presented in this article can be used as a curation aid in MEDLINE or other databases indexing articles with accession numbers; this tool can also be used to help updating current databases.

And the bill would also increase funding to help states update and secure election infrastructure and to the Election Assistance Commission to oversee these updates, with mandated reports on its progress.

We want to put structures in place to help developers update their apps, so the quality of all apps rises".

He asked the public to help him update the club's crest, adding a star to represent the European Cup win.

The only bill in conference that looks almost certain to pass is a measure to help states update clapped-out voting equipment.Two much bigger measures, the overhaul of welfare reform and a proposal to expand Medicare to provide prescription drugs for old people (both passed by the House but not the Senate), seem likely to get lost in the rush of other business.