Sentence examples for from outside help from inspiring English sources

To an outsider, it would seem almost strange that such a figure would benefit from outside help.

Certainly, the amateurish peace process would benefit from outside help.

The village was cut off from outside help for three days.

In the past, the South African government's policies on AIDS have stopped it benefiting from outside help by as much as it might.

Area Board 3, in the Clin ton Hill section of the South Ward, was selected because it seemed to be the most "viable" and most likely to benefit from outside help.

For a state-directed country, much of China's success comes from businesses that thrive in large part because they operate outside state control.From nothingIt is commonly said that Zhejiang's greatest contribution to its citizens and ultimately to China's economic resurgence was to provide them with nothing and to cut them off from outside help.

Despite chaotic scenes, people in the pub, including some who were injured, and passers-by from outside helped to rescue people from the wreckage until emergency services arrived.

They are under siege, cut off from all outside help, gradually being starved and with no means of escape.

DAN MCGINN: More so than most of the letters we get, I feel like this is somebody who would really benefit from some outside help.

Perhaps he would have benefited from some outside help for, as befits an album Urie has described as a cross between Queen and Frank Sinatra, Death of a Bachelor is hollow and shapeless.

The question is, with the lavish lifestyles of many second generation rich and the tendency to shy away from getting outside help on wealth management, will they be able to hang onto their fortunes ?