Sentence examples for a substantial help in from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the move, especially in the Northeast, said it would be a substantial help in ensuring that consumers get through the winter without facing crippling heating bills.

As a computer tool, simulation has proved to be effective in modeling complex construction operations and can be a substantial help in aiding practitioners in construction planning.

NEWARK (Reuters) — A wealthy UBS client who admitted to a $6.1 million tax fraud was sentenced to probation on Wednesday after providing what the federal government called substantial help in advancing a major criminal tax fraud inquiry.

The Quebec government was able to balance its books this year by announcing it would sell more than $600 million in yet-to-be-disclosed public assets, but warned of a $1.3 billion deficit next year unless the federal government grants it substantial help in meeting health care costs.

Practicing physicians can also provide substantial help in developing campaign messages, since they are in a relevant position to evaluate comprehensibility and potential effects of specific information in the context of patient expectations in primary care.

In 1802 he rendered substantial help in establishing the life consulate for Bonaparte.

But the board concluded that such systems "do not appear to offer substantial help in protecting minors from sexual solicitation".

Even some of Mr. Bush's Capitol Hill allies are skeptical of the assertion that the tax cut would be of substantial help in reviving the economy.

Mrs. Morella, who is receiving substantial help in her campaign from the Republican Party, sought to turn the tables on Mr. Van Hollen in one commercial, noting his support for a legislative plan to cut income taxes.

Mrs. Merkel had done little to dispel that view, either in Southern Europe or Ireland, the other country on the periphery of the euro zone to have required substantial help, in this case with loan guarantees to protect its banks.

Democrats said any bill they bring up in the Senate would have to address the needs of unemployed workers by expanding the unemployment insurance program and offering laid-off workers substantial help in paying health-insurance premiums -- provisions Republicans have resisted.