Sentence examples for was helped further from inspiring English sources

Long accused of naïve politicking, their image rose when put alongside regime representatives who railed against terrorism and repeatedly claimed to be protecting Christians, rather than discussing a transitional government.The opposition was helped further by the carefully timed release of two reports during the week of talks.

In a scrappy second half, Laidlaw kicked his fourth penalty to push Gloucester closer to victory and the hosts' cause was helped further when Goneva was shown a yellow card for an illegal tackle.

It could be helped further along if Al Gore hops aboard the Obama bandwagon later in the week.

Trees could be helped further by returning wolves and other top predators to Britain, Monbiot says, because of the knock-on effects of such "keystone" species.

It is terrible that someone so obviously sick, so mentally deranged, so angry and unstable, should not have been helped further and beyond his wonderful work with his band.

The reformists are likely to be helped further by the publication of a report in Tabnak, Iran's most popular news analysis website, that Mohammad Mehdi Zahedi, who served as Ahmadinejad's minister of science, held a meeting with his Israeli counterpart in Indonesia in 2008.

He could have been helped further with some better movement from Sturridge – whereas Harry Kane has an excellent relationship with Alli at Tottenham, creating space in the opposition's backline for Alli to race into, Sturridge makes more straightforward runs and is primarily concerned with getting himself in scoring positions.

While economists said the report sent a strong signal for the manufacturing sector overall, the upward trend still depends on a recovery in the job market and consumer spending, which saw some resurgence late in the year and could be helped further by a recent reduction in payroll taxes.

They are set to leave many questions unanswered, including how Ireland could be helped further if its existing bailout loans are not enough.

Understanding how the technical biomedical aspect of care might relate to theory generation about 'revolving door' patients in general practice is helped further by Strong's study.

This 12th annual event was a beautiful night recognizing icons who are helping further the cause of women's heart health, such as FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg and CVS Health.