Sentence examples for was considerably helped from inspiring English sources

In 27 years as an inpatient R.N. in psychiatry, I always felt that any fear about violent patients was considerably helped by on-the-scene staff teamwork, ongoing communication of unit support and effective planning for crisis in advance.

In this, Network Rail was considerably helped by the budget-loosening power of the Olympics; the Department of Transport had previously decided that the concourse was too expensive, but made the money available when it realised that the world would be watching.

The implementation was considerably helped by all open source projects, components, and tools involved.

Mr. Brown has been considerably helped by having had crises to deal with and proving that he can handle them without hysteria.

On its return, the exiled court introduced French and Dutch fashions, and the English craftsmen were considerably helped in supplying the tastes of the nobility by a large influx of foreign workmen.

All ecdysteroid SAR studies have been considerably helped by the availability of ecdysteroid analogues (phytoecdysteroids) in certain plant species, where they occur in much higher concentrations and with greater structural variety than in arthropods.

The increase in violence meant that the supply of food was considerably reduced, medical help was virtually unobtainable, and schools were closed for months.

The level of protease activity was considerably decreased in optimized medium, thus helping to preserve the xylanase activity and demonstrating another advantage of applying statistical experimental design.

Also, the study by Espehaug et al. showed that the pain alleviation and improvement of walking ability and need of help after THA was considerably poorer among patients who underwent revision surgery than among patients with primary surgery only [ 6].

"Well, I was considerably surprised.

Smulian was considerably less composed.