Sentence examples for collapsing to help from inspiring English sources

Such safes are generally fireproof, he said, "but who anticipated an entire building collapsing?" To help lawyers locate their clients, and vice versa, the bar association is preparing to run advertisements in major newspapers listing the affected lawyers and seeking anyone who had any dealings with them.

Data that could not be collapsed to help meet the assumption have not been included in the results section.

Mr. Murphy, a firefighter who is on light duty because of an injury a few years ago, went down to the World Trade Center site the day of the collapse to help injured firefighters.

Use this method to make very high stacks, especially on lofts, to prevent it from collapsing and to help keep the people who have to stand on top of it safe.

It was introduced by George Osborne in 2013 to try to get the housing market moving by increasing the number of transactions – which had collapsed – and to help first-time buyers on to the property ladder.

As a result, many of the categories within the independent variables were collapsed in order to help the data meet the assumption.

James Leonard, a deputy assistant chief for the Fire Department, called it a "major collapse" and said the injured included a person who had gone to the collapse to try to help.

Kurdish oil exports are now said to have collapsed to around 30,000 b/d.This helps no one.

But their legacy extends beyond that, thanks to two of cricket's many famous numbers: Essex bowled them out in a day, but not before 721 runs had been scored – still a record – and in the final Test a demoralised England collapsed to 52 all out, helping cement a 4-0 series victory.

A few victims were rescued by boaters who saw the collapse and rushed to help, but others apparently could not escape from their sinking cars, Ms. Smith said.

He convinced himself that democracy in Britain was on the point of collapse, and decided to help it on its way by creating what he called an Emergency Government of unelected but capable people (such as himself).