Sentence examples for case is help from inspiring English sources

The answer, in Matthieu Vaxelaire's case, is help out some other would-be entrepreneurs by launching a not-for-profit to give away 1,000 bundles of free web tools, each worth more than $10,000.

The business secretary's case is helped by a poll in the Independent which shows the party would enjoy a four point bounce if he became leader.

Her case is helped by stark statistics and will appeal to parents who would not want anyone who had been accused of misconduct, no matter how minor, around their children.

Those benefits are usefully hard to disprove, though in 1948 the economic case was helped by the games' shoestring budget.

Mr Mumford added that Shell's case was helped because many of the large institutions owned shares in both firms.

Among the dangers of highly acidic waters are damage to fish larvae and corrosion of mollusk shells, which means the oysters in this case are helping themselves.

Goldman's case was helped by testimony from the president of Dragon at the time of the sale, who said that he didn't blame Goldman.

Defense lawyers said his case was helped by several orders from Justice Lebedeff -- one of which was overturned by appellate judges who said Justice Lebedeff had not objectively reviewed the history of the case.

Their case was helped by an upbeat assessment of America's economic prospects by Alan Greenspan, the Fed's chairman, on July 15th even though, funnily enough, stockmarkets slipped after he spoke.

Mr Watson's case was helped by the testimony of Dr Cecile Rose, the doctor who diagnosed him with the condition.

The CEBR research shows that only in a third of cases was help given as a gift, while in the rest the parent was either lending their child money or taking part-ownership of the property.