Sentence examples for extraordinary help from from inspiring English sources

In 2008, at the height of the financial crisis, the government stepped in and decided which Wall Street banks were so large and interconnected that they would receive extraordinary help from the government to enable them to survive.

And, short of extraordinary help from the federal government, the state or the city, transit officials might have to consider two options they have not considered in years to fix those problems: service cuts or a fare increase.

SAC is getting more involved each year with mainstream ASPRS because of the extraordinary help from ASPRS Headquarters.

And in the end, following some extraordinary help from our contact, Google did feature our app on launch day.

Until now, the market rally has received considerable help from extraordinary government intervention in the credit markets and the economy.

A string of concert dates and TV appearances climaxed with his appearance at the Woodstock festival in August 1969, where his extraordinary performance of With a Little Help from My Friends, complete with unearthly screams, hideous grimaces and apparently uncontrollable bodily gyrations, became one of the most unforgettable sequences from the ensuing movie of the event.

The organization -- which is providing close to 100,000 meals a day, with help from Whitson Foods -- took extraordinary steps to make space on 14th Street, where food is piled along two sweeping staircases and spills halfway across the sidewalk.

Ankara has been begging for help from America while exercising extraordinary restraint by keeping its forces out of Iraq in deference to American wishes.

The narrative also ignores the fact that even the most extraordinary among us get by with a little help from our friends, and favorable happenstance.

Choreographers have extraordinary freedom but, with it, an extra responsibility to make intelligible the vernaculars they invent (with help from mundane experience).

With help from others.