Sentence examples for definition of helping from inspiring English sources

It turned out her definition of "helping" was panicking, asking a bunch of questions we didn't know the answers to, and being a giant pain in the ass.

It turned out her definition of "helping" was semi-panicking, asking a bunch of questions we didn't know the answers to, and generally being a giant pain in the ass.

They provide an intriguing definition of "help" to "precious infants" – staff of the clinic told me of one incident where the protestors told a four-year-old child accompanying his mother into the clinic that she was going to murder his little brother that day.

Most papers imposed a time frame within their definition of help-seeking (most commonly the previous 12 months); however, definitions ranged from ever having consulted for the symptoms to consultation within the previous week.

Facilitation between species by stress amelioration, creation of novel ecosystems and habitat complexity often meets the definition of epiphenomenon helping.

An intriguing definition of what helps a person gain entry to the Manhattan middle class was ventured by Jonathan Bowles, the executive director of the Center for an Urban Future, who issued an in-depth report in 2009 that examined the city's changing class dynamics.

Learn how your own definition of power helps or hinders your accomplishments, your view of the world in which you live.

Definitions of help-seeking were inconsistent across studies.

Some of the variation between studies will be explained by methodological issues including the definitions of help-seeking and of joint pain.

The Analgesic, Anesthetic, and Addiction Clinical Trials, Translations, Innovations, Opportunities and Networks (ACTTION) public private partnership has created a set of proposed definitions to help classify various events related to the inappropriate use of prescription medications.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has widened the definition of charity by helping a company to acquire newspapers.