Sentence examples for Rapid help from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon favors providing rapid help with transport and even with air-to-air refueling, but the White House is more reluctant, the officials said.

Addressing the Commons in response to an urgent question from Labour, the transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, said: "Passengers deserve a reliable rail service, clear information and rapid help when things go wrong.

"'Withering on the vine' might work in the private sector but it is not an acceptable outcome for children... Struggling schools need rapid help to turn around, not a long drawn-out death of declining resources and numbers, condemning the remaining pupils to lower standards," he added.

The local IT departments continued to play a vital role also after system launch, in that users got very rapid help if they had any questions regarding use of the system.

Our expectation is that this implementation of a patient-initiated system of care will reduce unnecessary appointments and costs, be more responsive to patients when they need rapid help, and through these processes empower patients to improve their own self-care.

Recovery has also been rapid, helped not just by strong demand from China and other emerging markets but by the ability of German companies to exploit niche markets with their high-precision products.

Clinton's political ascent was rapid, helped by the fact that instead of taking a well-paid job in the highly competitive environment of the East Coast, he returned to the comparative backwater of Arkansas.

But that time China's recovery was rapid, helped by stimulus spending of 4 trillion yuan (more than $630 billion at today's exchange rate), as well as developed economies' own stimulus projects.

The majority of patients who reported rapid help-seeking were taking biologic therapies, whereas those who reported waiting were not.

The cross-sectional design precludes any assumption of causality: individuals who tend to be rapid help-seekers may know more about cancer warning signs.

Lack of awareness of possible early cancer symptoms can influence attributions and interpretation, 7 and reduce the chance of rapid help-seeking.