Sentence examples for dramatic assistance from inspiring English sources

It's possible to be horrified by this situation without the dramatic assistance of a novel, which is not to say that rape and reservation life can't serve as a premise for fiction.

Mr. Kissinger consistently played a constructive role vis-à-vis Israel both as national security adviser and secretary of state, especially when the United States extended dramatic assistance to Israel during the 1973 Yom Kippur War, when Israel's very existence was at stake.

Whether driven by crusading aspirations or the fact that the law, without dramatic assistance, wouldn't play well enough on television to rouse the attention of couch potatoes, legal dramas address the failure of law to acknowledge human experience, or bring about moral justice, in society.

It would require states to provide the leave, paid for through unemployment insurance programs and dramatic cuts to public assistance programs that vulnerable families rely on.

Ruled by a military junta for decades, Burma/Myanmar (hereafter referred to as Myanmar) held elections in November 2010, and the nominally civilian parliamentary government that took power in March 2011 has overseen a dramatic increase in humanitarian assistance and business investment.

But one can only ultimately measure where one has come from, and in two years, Ireland, and by extension Europe, has made at least some decent progress with the countries who needed assistance during those dramatic days.

This explains why providing counseling to all overweight patients seen in clinics is ineffective while at the same time counseling patients who seek assistance can achieve dramatic results.

At this juncture, the company would not require Government assistance were it not for the dramatic collapse of the U.S. economy, which has devastated the company's current revenues and liquidity.

In 2009, the United States initiated a dramatic policy shift regarding the provision of foreign assistance with the introduction of the Global Health Initiative (GHI).

The next three months will see a dramatic surge in the number of children needing assistance because the region is currently in the driest and harshest period of the year.

Carothers argues that while the positive impact of democracy assistance may not always have been as dramatic as advertised, such assistance has been important and positive, that we are learning from our experiences and that if we keep trying we will get better still.