Sentence examples for external help to from inspiring English sources

If the recession deepens, the credit crunch worsens and reforms stall, he said, Italy may need external help to service its debts in the future.

"There is no doubt now that the parties here need external help to make some progress".

It does not require any external help to grow.

Furthermore, the proportion of GPs with patients who suffered prolonged or severe forms of IBS is likely to be limited, and in these instances GPs may be more likely to seek external help to support management.

A recent study used a four-step construct of household decision making in which the decisions to report an illness of the child, to seek an external help, to choose a specific provider from the available ones, and to spend a certain level of money to treat the child, were assumed to have been made in a hierarchy [ 7].

To seek external help is to stumble and such women even after delivery do not deserve a genuine garukayo" [ 103] Attitudes of this kind are very common in parts of the world where obstetric fistulas are prevalent [ 54, 104].

However, it was perceived that few women requested external help due to the taboo and stigma related to disclosure of such events: They [women] don't have proper support and network systems so they move within their same friendship and family circle, and it is difficult to break this circle.

Ah, so locals decide what needs to be done and then get external assistance to help them do it?

So Qualcomm essentially met on revenue, beat on profit, promised to cut costs and bring in external help, but managed to project forward quite weakly compared to expectations.

People with high reactance usually have a change style focused on their own resources, personal decisions and initiatives (internal attribution of change), while people with low reactance often seek external help and support to achieve their goals (external attribution change).

We measured the performance on the Activities of Daily Living (ADLs: dressing, bathing, transferring, toileting, walking, eating) [ 22], and divided patients in the following three categories: independent in all ADLs, dependent on external help in 1 to 5 ADLs, dependent on external help in all ADLs.