Sentence examples for directly for help from inspiring English sources

In February the FBI asked Apple directly for help in breaking into Farook's phone.

While it's best not to ask directly for help in finding a job, you can ask for their advice or opinion.

In an interview with the BBC on Thursday, he said, "I presume that if the Iraqis ask us directly for help, it would be very difficult to say no".

The National Catholic Reporter reported that that on a visit to the pope this year Mr. Bush asked Vatican officials directly for help in lining up American bishops in support of conservative cultural issues.

I went to the doctors fairly regularly because of all these problems, but never to directly ask for help with my drinking.

In 1949 Orwell, a newly famous author, was directly approached for help by a friend from the government department charged with countering Soviet anti-Western propaganda.

This shouldn't be the case and even if these introverted students don't directly ask for help, it is up the teachers, parents, and bystanders to step in and help out.

During a medical career, there is a probability that a patient may, by implication or directly, ask for help to end his or her life.

Be specific with them: name your business challenges and ask directly for their help.

If your parents, uncles or aunts, grandparents, or other adults close to your family are available, ask them directly for specific help with the problem.

And, if need be, we should offer asylum to anyone directly endangered for helping us.