Sentence examples for away from helping from inspiring English sources

Businessmen shied away from helping the protesters.

You can't take money away from helping people".

We don't want people walking away from an order or walking away from helping their customers.

But others say that is a dangerous step away from helping the world's poorest farmers.

Heilman was three outs away from helping the Mets end a difficult day with a win.

It is partly comic the hero trying to slip away from helping his wife arrange the house but it is also an assertion of identity, both as an intellectual of the Jewish diaspora, and as a writer.

The survivors clung together, every man aware that we were thousands of miles away from help or mercy.

The legal entitlements for single homeless people remain inadequate and many will still be turned away from help – cold, desperate and forgotten by wider society".

Which brings us back to the supreme court, which is right now considering the cases of three people turned away from help by local authorities: Craig Johnson, Sifatullah Hotak and Patrick Kanu.

As the law is currently interpreted, people facing these kinds of difficulties are being turned away from help by local authorities, and some are being left with no option but to sleep rough.

Without adequate resources from federal programs, Memphis faced the no-win choice of turning those in homelessness away from help or taxing local budgets to fill the gaps.