Sentence examples for which tries to help from inspiring English sources

However, we have to have a more graduated approach, which tries to help change happen without the chaos.

Still, Match.com says it has no plans to add location features to its main service, which tries to help people find long-term partners.

There's an interesting app called "Get the look" which tries to help women find the best clothes for them to flatter their shape.

Beeny made her name on Channel 4 but is to front the six-part lifestyle and business series, which tries to help breathe new life into rural communities.

Michael Morisy, co-founder of MuckRock, which tries to help make filing Freedom of Information Act requests easier, moved his start-up into The Globe's temporary space in September 2011.

That means big cuts to the key health bodies that money funds, notably Health Education, which pays for the recruitment, education and training of health professionals, and Public Health England, which tries to help us all lead healthier lives.

— When Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State football assistant coach, retired from Joe Paterno's staff in 1999, he devoted himself full time to his charity, which tried to help children from disadvantaged families and broken homes.

The state-of-the-art LR5 was part of a joint British and Norwegian mission which tried to help the Russians rescue the 118 crew members of the Kursk that sank more than a week ago in the Barents Sea.

"I've seen people throw food at each other," Ms. Arnold said, referring to family meetings at which she tries to help iron out the problems encountered when siblings end up being partners who own a single piece of property.

"The Triumph of American Film and the First of Its Rebels (1918-1928)," the second episode of Mr. Cousins's film, is at 10. "The Kid" (1921), Charlie Chaplin's film about an adoptive father who schemes to keep his son, follows at 12 45 a.m., and his "City Lights" (1931), in which the Little Tramp tries to help a blind flower seller see again, at 1 45.

She tries to help, which is a bit tiresome, because she always sees lots of spots.