Sentence examples for bit of extra help from inspiring English sources

— JULIE TURKEWITZ Victims of Hurricane Sandy will get a bit of extra help from the federal government to find a temporary place to live.

And it would probably save money, if hospital beds could be emptied of people who could manage at home with a bit of extra help.

This being Sesame Street, he is not just any old canine; Brandeis is a service dog, there to teach children that some people have special circumstances and need a bit of extra help.

You take the normal CS 2110 course and a CS 2110 recitation section, but with this extra 1-hour-per-week CS 2111 help, you'll get a bit of extra help on topics that might have otherwise gone a bit quickly for you.

They are assisting older viewers and those living with disabilities who need a little bit of extra help".

But Ingrid Artus, chairwoman of Friends of Grantown Primary School, said: "These cuts will not just have an impact on our children who need a bit of extra help with their learning in school.

So the researchers conclude that if you want fries (or anything else) to deep-fry faster, making them crispy in a shorter time, cooking in a bit of extra gravity helps, but there's nothing to be gained, and in fact some disadvantages, from centrifuging to a force greater than 3g.

Whether you are advocating a new point of view, supporting a customer, or sponsoring an employee for a promotion a little bit of extra assertiveness can help all leaders.

Tippen told the reporter, Chico Harlan, that she hoped the little bit of extra money would help her pay for her grandson's diapers.

A bit of extra cash that can help a dad afford those trainers for his son or help a mum celebrate her daughter's birthday with a meal out".

The Shield tablet is aimed at gamers, with a seriously powerful Tegra K1 processor and Kepler mobile GPU, but it's also just one of the best Android tablets currently available, despite a bit of extra girth and weight to help it handle all the power it's packing.