Sentence examples for copious help from inspiring English sources

Not much, given the intensity of anti-NATO feeling in Serbia, beyond restating their readiness to give copious help once Yugoslavia has a democratic government.

Soon, with copious help from his British intelligence sources, Pincher published an exposé in the Daily Express about the K.G.B.'s attempts to seduce unsuspecting Brits into relationships like the one that Strelnikov had established with him.

During the eight years since, Haiti has endured seven rulers, six coups d' etat, and several (mostly bloody) attempts to hold free elections--of which but one, thanks to the copious help of the international community, succeeded.

I asked Leon whether she thought that this new amphibian would draw the same kind of attention as the Puerto Rican crested toad, which was once nearly extirpated from that island's karst forests but has received copious help in the past thirty years, much of it from American zoos breeding tadpoles for release.

Just then, came dessert: three sorbets -- chocolate, raspberry and coconut -- and then a copious helping of "banoffee pie," a mix of banana and toffee in a chocolate cookie crust topped with a thick layer of marscapone cheese and chocolate shavings.

The island recovered with the help of copious aid from the U.S. government.

Each section is anchored by an essay outlining the period in broad strokes, and copious sidebars help round out the details.

It's a bit postmodern, which is why copious drinking helps one's understanding of the subject.

This fluent translation by Desmond M Clarke, who died last month, comes with a very good introduction and copious notes to help us through what might otherwise have been obscure references to various religious controversies in 18th-century France.

Mechanical insufflation-exsufflation (MI-E) can be efficient to manage copious secretions and help to avoid reintubation, as well as to improve NIV efficacy in patients that develop respiratory failure after extubation.

This is the New Jersey Eye Center, home of the laser-wielding Dr. Joseph Dello Russo, the used-eyes-made-new alchemist whose copious advertising has helped foster one of the most surprising developments in modern medicine: the celebrity ophthalmologist.