Sentence examples for frequent help from from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dominguez, who once received frequent help from home attendants, is now trying to hire a home health aide, someone who, officials say, would be more appropriate in her situation.

Dependency, defined as 'the requirement for frequent help from other people, beyond what would be expected by virtue of family or social ties' [ 3] stems from disability, but disability may occur without dependency.

It doesn't hurt community relations that Wickenburg gets frequent help of various kinds from guests who have been ordered by courts far away to perform community service during their treatment.

"So in that sense, it's not surprising that both Alhagie and Ebou remain missing, despite frequent appeals of help from their family and offers of assistance from the US government".

Withey could shadow only Sullinger with help from frequent double teams.

The song was written by Perry herself with help from frequent collaborators Max Martin, Shellback, Oscar Holter, Ferras Alqaisi and of course Migos.

Production of the album began in summer of 2004 with Destiny's Child taking help from frequent collaborators including Rockwilder, Swizz Beatz and Rodney Jerkins.

From this brainstorm, we critiqued the ideas with some help from our frequent collaborator, Kursat Ozenc, who is a design strategist.

Frequent service is available; ask for help from your hotel.

Raids have grown more frequent and have drawn on increased help from the United States, which declared the regional Qaeda affiliate a global threat after it claimed credit for the failed effort on Dec. 25 to blow up an airliner approaching Detroit.

In Madison, county nurses made frequent home visits, and she got more help from her new church.