Sentence examples for considering help from inspiring English sources

Official Washington has never talked of anything more than it is considering help for Sao Tome's coast guard.

Younger respondents were also more likely to be considering help.

However, higher problem resolution was associated with not considering help (r =.11, p <.02), and with the belief that a problem was not important enough to seek help (r =.15, p <.004).

Alternately, the desire to obtain information to get things back on track was positively associated with both considering help (r =.16, p <.002) and seeking help (r =.11, p <.04).

Avanir has set up its own Web site, www.pseudobulbar.com, and is even considering helping to start a patient advocacy group.

The Port Authority has pledged $5 million for pier maintenance this year, and Mr. Boyle said the authority was considering helping to pay for park construction.

PAGE B1 Senator in Nets Battle Senator Jon S. Corzine of New Jersey is said to be considering helping buy the Nets to keep them from moving to Brooklyn.

As I consider this life decision, I'm also considering helping someone in need through egg donation.

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If you are really busy in your professional life, consider help in the garden and home to free up more of your weekend.