Sentence examples for extra assist from inspiring English sources

But the American economy, according to the Federal Reserve, is in danger of overheating and needs no extra assist from more exports.

The company's initial demographic is the aging baby boomer generation — wearers who are still mobile but can use an extra assist from Seismic's textile-based tendons.

Rarely here had he looked the player who had conjured that wondrous, defence-splitting pass at the Estádio Nacional in the quarter-final, or the extra-time assist which had supplied Angel di María with the winner against Switzerland in the last 16.

Both boys are now away at university, so only Lydia is left at home to assist if extra help is needed.

How aggressive should such a treatment be: Is non-invasive ventilation the maximum support or can select cases be identified where extracorporeal respiratory devices such as ECLA (extra corporal lung assist device) or ECMO (extra corporal membrane oxygenization) will be a reasonable choice?

At the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (The Hutch) in Seattle, Washington, the Office of Scientific Career Development does a little extra in assisting postdocs and graduate students with their career planning.

The government has already promised an extra £10m to assist the area but there are questions about how much extra cash will be available beyond that.

The Florida Highway Patrol sent in extra troopers to assist, and tolls were suspended on parts of Florida's Turnpike headed north.

The fall in demand means fire brigades in some areas may have extra capacity to assist in medical emergency responses.

"As always, the Albanians are willing to go the extra mile to assist with one of our key foreign policy priorities," a cable said.

To reduce the computation complexity, some researchers use extra patterns to assist the phase unwrapping process.