Sentence examples for extra help from the from inspiring English sources

No trauma, although the doctor provided "a little extra help from the vacuum".

The Jets' cornerbacks had extra help from the safety on Moss's side of the field.

Entrepreneurs looking to the crowd to finance their big ideas just got a little extra help from the government.

Around nine per cent required extra help from the NHS once they got home to address the problem.

If you find you're struggling you can apply for extra help from the discretionary housing payment fund.

I can blame that performance on poor management, by the Partner and myself, with a little extra help from the crash in 2008.

The $64,000 dollar question that has burned up the beltway for months is: Will we get to our goal of $4 trillion deficit reduction with some extra help from those who have the most resources, or will we get there by cutting from programs that are essential to keep people alive?

Maize production has soared five-fold (due mainly to fertilisers) and receipts for crop sales have steadied thanks to a cereals bank.The big question is what happens after the projected five-year span of tutelage, when the overseers go away—not to mention the extra help from an American philanthropist, George Soros, and sundry Norwegian and Japanese donors.

But much remains unclear about any proposed action by Saudi ground troops in the Syrian civil war, though the US has welcomed the idea of extra help from Saudi Arabia and anybody else who wants to join the fight against Isis.

Whether charters do a better job of educating children, even with the extra help from private donors, is much debated.

Any extra help from people you trust will help with the challenges that arise.