Sentence examples for extraordinary assistance from inspiring English sources

Previous highs occurred when investors believed the economy could keep growing without any extraordinary assistance.

The scale of devastation calls for an extraordinary assistance effort that is, so far, not happening.

"America's banks received extraordinary assistance from American taxpayers to rebuild their industry," Mr. Obama said.

At one time, the federal sentencing guidelines were applied quite rigidly, and such a minimal sentence would have been almost impossible unless the defendant provided extraordinary assistance to the government.

Even if Chrysler manages to strike a deal to sell many of its assets to Fiat, perhaps in conjunction with a bankruptcy filing, experts doubt Fiat will agree to take on its pension plan without extraordinary assistance.

PAGE A22 HELP FOR CUBA AND HAITI The devastating string of hurricanes that rushed through the Caribbean in the last month has left a scale of devastation that calls for an extraordinary assistance effort.

"The evidence is that from a very, very low base housing production, automobile sales are likely to start to increase, and the Recovery and Reinvestment Program is going to gather force over the next six months, that people are able to spend more of the extraordinary tax assistance they've received as more and more of the 3,000 projects come on line and start to spend out.

We thank Maribelle Cruz (Toronto, ON, Canada) and Petra Berkefeld (Hannover, Germany) for extraordinary technical assistance.

Such "assistance" turns extraordinary hardship into an ordinary event and ignores the ordinary folks just getting by, or better.

For one thing, the extraordinary outpouring of mutual assistance during flood times was part of what defined river towns, which never had the shared rituals of planting and harvest that ruled life on the plains.

This time the amicus brief has been submitted by Lavabit, a technology company that previously judged it necessary to shutter its own service after receiving similarly "extraordinary" government demands for assistance to access user data, in the wake of the 2013 disclosures by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.