Sentence examples for which we assist from inspiring English sources

As we heard Butler say, "Do we or do we not live in a world in which we assist each other?

Until that happens, it would be prudent for us to increasingly let Iraqis take center stage in all matters, to come up with a nuanced policy in which we assist them from the margins but let them resolve their differences as they see fit.

Through the living will, we allow people to define the terms for withholding treatment by which we will assist them in committing suicide as assuredly as if we had handed them a gun.

We found the reason to be the help (which we call the assist effect) the bottleneck reader receives from neighboring readers who could put any of their mutually overlapped tags to sleep if the tag suffered no collisions at these readers.

"This study should yield basic ecology information about the urban coyote, which we hope will assist residents and policymakers in making informed decisions on coyote management".

We do have a machine which we believe can assist in the resolution of this problem.' And so the episode basically deals with the lead-up in the first part of that trilogy, leading up to the use of that machine".

The detailed results of this study are also made available at http://www.obart.info, which we hope will assist researchers attempting to interpret the existing literature, choosing atlasing methods, or developing new analytical procedures for their own studies.

We make some policy recommendations which we consider would assist in the process normalisation and suggest other contexts to which our findings might apply.

Here, we presented evidence for its universally high degree of variability in a phylogenetic context, which we hope will assist future research on periostin.

Finally, we demonstrate that a short-range hydrogen bonding potential to stabilize MMPs can be effectively transformed into a long-range dynamic anchoring of MMPs, which we postulate may assist the formation of respirasome supercomplexes at high metabolic rates (Acín-Pérez et al. 2008; Genova et al. 2008; Lenaz and Genova 2009).

Finally, we study the parallel operation of RFID readers from a more fundamental perspective and demonstrate and analyze an additional benefit (which we term as the assist effect) of the BLSync protocol where neighboring readers with mutually overlapped tags assist each other in reading tags.