Sentence examples for directly to help from inspiring English sources

"I thought, there must be a way that people can donate directly to help someone".

"Why not spend the money directly to help the people?" he asked.

The parties are supposed to use soft money for voter drives and other activities to build general support; technically, it cannot be spent directly to help candidates.

Charitable donors often prefer lean organizations with low overhead so that most of their contributions go directly to help the needy.

When Lantos asked if Yahoo had done anything directly to help Shi Tao or other imprisoned activists, Yang and Callahan faltered and said no.

G.E. is licensing hundreds of its patents to the company's community and working directly to help identify particularly promising consumer uses of these patents.

Of the $7.5 billion in the new "Plan Colombia" that was kicked off when President Clinton visited with President Andres Pastrana in Cartagena recently, $500 million is allotted directly to helping the displaced and $1 billion for alternative crop development.

"The data we have has always shown that our broader impact — from giving people a voice to enabling candidates to communicate directly to helping millions of people vote — played a far bigger role in this election," he said.

We should get rid of the financial penalties we impose on married couples right now, and start making sure that every dime of child support goes directly to helping children instead of some bureaucrat.

"How much of every dollar donated goes directly to helping wounded military--not salaries, not administrative costs, not 'operating expenses?'" one Portland, Conn., man wrote this year.

"How much of every dollar donated goes directly to helping wounded military not salaries, not administrative costs, not 'operating expenses?'" one Portland, Conn., man wrote this year.