Sentence examples for end of helping from inspiring English sources

Those who dedicate their lives, tirelessly, intelligently, passionately and cheerfully, to the ultimate end of helping other people.

But all models should ultimately be seen as pedagogical devices, their calculations a means to the end of helping policymakers think through their decisions.

However, a handful of canonical dicta are usually thought of as constituting its core: not to lie; to adopt the end of helping others; to adopt the end of developing one's talents.

Farley, of course, is an influential lay Catholic, and this circumstance has been no end of help to the company in its attempts to iron out delicate situations in Catholic countries.

Also, being on the receiving end of help with the same person for too long becomes a dependency.

The party-finance scandal that hit the Christian Democrats at the end of 1999 helped briefly to revive its fortunes.

Russia became a net creditor at the end of 2004 (helped in part by high oil prices).

Residential construction leapt 23.4%, the first advance since the end of 2005, helped by an $8,000 tax credit for buyers of new homes.

The Treasury Department later alleged that trades like those at the end of 1929 helped du Pont understate his income by $2.9 million.

The single, which was released by the end of 2006, helped the album in regaining its strength, having re-entered into the top ten of Billboard 200.

The experiments show that two non-catalytic domains at one end of Tolloid help the enzyme to bind to the inhibitory molecules.