Sentence examples for a help to a from inspiring English sources

A month after the Fed announced its intentions to buy bonds and push down interest rates, investors have done the opposite by driving up long-term rates, hardly a help to a sputtering recovery.

Now, some experts speculate that the endorsement seems to have been more of a hindrance than a help to a campaign that Dr. Dean's strategists had positioned as being that of a maverick.

It was not until the final 20 minutes that the champions started to come under any real pressure, after Carvalhal scrapped the three-man central defence that has become more of a hindrance than a help to a team that struggles to create chances, and even then Chelsea looked reasonably comfortable.

A nice thought, but that's only a help to a small business that has access to the credit or capital to make such investments.

Has it been a hindrance or a help to be a YBA?

Alfred M. You were a help to so many and a treasure to us.

This article is only a help to stop being a wemo.

A: To help to create a world that works for everyone, for all creatures, never excluding anyone for any reason.

The result is often a cry for help to a parent.

LESLEE FETNER Dear Diary: Crossing Eighth Avenue on a snowy day, I offered help to a woman in a wheelchair.

A power-nap can only help to a certain extent.