Sentence examples for direction to help from inspiring English sources

This partnership was a step in the right direction to help bring awareness.

Obviously, I'm not a gunslinger as far as arm strength, and I have to have everything working in the right direction to help me complete footballs.

With well-documented national shortages in social workers, this increase is a step in the right direction to help plug this gap.

Asked about the prospect of any such shift, Michael Jones, a spokesman for the governor's office, would say only that the commission's action "is a step in the right direction to help us get the information we need to address this issue".

As responsible citizens of the world – sisters and brothers of one family, the human family, God's family – we have a duty to persuade our leaders to lead us in a new direction: to help us abandon our collective addiction to fossil fuels, starting this week in New York at the United Nations Climate Summit.

"Proposing critical habitat for this iconic species is one step in the right direction to help this species stave off extinction, recognizing that the greatest threat to the polar bear is the melting of sea ice caused by climate change," said Thomas L. Strickland, the assistant interior secretary for fish, wildlife and parks.

HIS MANY HEADS -- These see in all directions, to help all suffering creatures.

That is why I am putting together an emergency kit for the next time this happens – complete with a towel, toiletries, rain poncho, bottled water, new socks, 20 euros and flyers with directions to help centres.

The executives offered several potential new directions to help turn around WB, including scheduling 22 first-run episodes of a program over 22 consecutive weeks with each episode repeated once in the same week.

The route al-Qaeda fighters took from Syria to fight the Americans in Iraq is the same as one used by Sunni and Shia fighters coming in both directions to help their co-religionists.Al-Qaeda has long sought to rekindle civil war in Iraq and bring down the government by attacking Shias.

Street View has primarily been used as a way of visualising directions to help users find and identify locations they are looking for, but the service has become increasingly popular among "armchair explorers", who have used Street View to discover far away parts of the world without ever leaving home.