Sentence examples for will help quite from inspiring English sources

"Toughness starts with the entire team, not just one player," said Glen Sather, the Rangers' president and general manager, "but I think McCarthy will help quite a bit in that area and that's why we acquired him".

Proper equipment, such as knee pads and ankle wraps, will help quite a bit.

All that said, I think the rotation that KC did do in the first four games will help them quite a bit as they head into the rest of the season with three competitions going on later this year.

IDs have a huge effect on your fighting and will help you quite a lot.

You'll need somebody who cares about writing, who wants to help, quite possibly who wants to pass along the help they received when they were starting out.

The next article (forthcoming) will help clarify this quite radical aspect to Lewis's metaphysics.

"Maybe working with Catherine will help!" He hasn't quite found his own home yet, but maybe his six or seven or eight or nine years on "Game of Thrones" will provide him one.

"His knowledge of the game is better, and to have him on the sidelines, telling us what we're doing right and wrong, I think will help the doubles team quite a bit".

However, once you're able to control your emotions when you think back to your ex, nothing will help boost your spirits quite like going on dates with some new people.

"However, the importance of early childhood development is unquestionable and we hope the handbook will help with its recognition as, quite simply, the indispensable foundation of the future".

And if you bring that in quite early it will help you a lot," he said.