Sentence examples for a huge amount of help from inspiring English sources

But Troy also got a huge amount of help from the state, which in the last four years has pumped about $20 million of direct aid into the city and spent millions more on economic development projects.

Cameron, whose son Ivan suffered from cerebral palsy and severe epilepsy and died in 2009 aged six, said: "I have every sympathy with the incredible difficulty that families have with bringing up disabled children, particularly when, as in the case of Riven's child, they are quadriplegic and have to have a huge amount of help around the clock, 24 hours a day.

"We know how exhausting the early weeks are when you've got two babies, but we also know we'll come through it and things will move on," says Colin. "We've got a huge amount of help – both sets of grandparents are very supportive, and I'd even say that we wouldn't be in this position, with all these children, if it hadn't been for them being right behind us".

This is a task of biblical proportions and would defeat us without a huge amount of help - which is exactly what we are getting from the Northern Cape Government in South Africa.

This hard copy on yellow paper (jealously conserved in my records) proved to be simply a draft, and it would not have gone further without a huge amount of help from both Erwin and my Ph.D. supervisor in Trieste, Amos Maritan.

ISPs spend a huge amount of time helping novice users get their software set up correctly.

By calling it a "bailout" plan, people are disposed to think we're spending a huge amount of money to help people who did shady acts and don't deserve to be helped.

There is also a huge amount of compassion and help involved," he said.

It's a laudable goal, but we are already committed to providing a huge amount of money to help seniors who hit the coverage gap, and no one has asked us to date to provide any additional funding," he said in an e-mail to HuffPost.

Specialist colleges do a huge amount of work in helping young people to prepare for the next steps in their lives.

In the four months since launch, the project has generated a huge amount of interest, with offers of help ranging from schools aiming to raise funds for the project, through to doctors wishing to fly to Katine to offer practical assistance.