Sentence examples for assistance possibilities from inspiring English sources

The crew embarked on an adventure that has included catching containers of extra diesel fuel from a passing Greek freighter, contacting the Brazilian Navy to research assistance possibilities, and navigating 700 nautical miles to the tiny island of Tristan de Cunha at a paltry speed of 3 knots with a makeshift sailing rig.

But expectations for the economy have dimmed more recently, and the grim unemployment numbers released last Friday do not bode well for the broader housing market, making renewed government assistance a possibility in the future.

In June 2008, Ms. Jordan requested that the state's Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team investigate possibilities of fraud and misappropriation of money at FAME.

A State Department official said Saturday that suspending security assistance was a possibility, but was not under active consideration.

Recognizing that the barbarians, who had invaded the provinces as early as 375, could no longer be expelled by force and that he could count on Gratian for only limited assistance, Theodosius sought new possibilities for coexistence.

They wished to gain better insight into the current possibilities of assistance (medical, psychological and legal) for both Moroccan and sub-Saharan victims of sexual violence.

The governor did not raise again the possibility of assistance from the federal government.

"At the same time, the Afghan people are imprisoned in their own country with no possibility for assistance for many who are starving".

As pressure built in Germany, the leaders of the largest economies repeatedly met to discuss the possibility of assistance for the flailing economy.

As Myanmar's government embarks on improving its higher education system, the possibility of assistance from foreign universities and scholars, whether in training faculty or rebuilding libraries has become a central focus.

Those closest to the Deutschland continued on their voyages of assistance, guarding against the possibility that the blaze might get out of hand again, while the German ship's crew continued to fight the flames.