Sentence examples for generous assist from inspiring English sources

But for a country in which anti-Semitic statements have rightly been taboo for many years and "never again" is deeply woven into the fabric of the national consciousness (with a generous assist from American occupiers after World War II), this seems like an even bigger disaster and not just in terms of global PR.

Mr. Monti and his beloved wife, the late Tita Monti, were great and generous friends of Long Island University, establishing the Don Monti Endowed Memorial Scholarship to assist generations of students they never knew.

UNICEF thanks Japan for generous aid donation NEW YORK, 12 January 2005 - The government of Japan has allocated seventy million dollars to UNICEF to assist in the tsunami relief effort.

Under the current provincial aid program, "students from families with a combined income up to $175,000 will benefit from more generous grants and loans to assist with college and university expenses," according to the province of Ontario.

It deserves generous help.

He suggested two men go to Sutter's Fort in California; he had heard that John Sutter was exceedingly generous to wayward pioneers, and could assist them with extra provisions.

New Zealand donation to aid Afghanistan, other forgotten emergencies NEW YORK, 18 July 2003 - UNICEF thanks the government and people of New Zealand for their generous contribution of NZ$22 million (US$1,150,0000) to assist women and children in Afghanistan and "forgotten emergency" countries.

But the bills to assist businesses -- especially those that make generous campaign contributions -- just might reach the president's desk.

Though to call it an assist – as the stats sheets did – seems a little generous given how difficult Joseph's superb step around Stuart Hogg was to pull off.

While the Knicks' offense found life, thanks to a big assist from the Nets, the Knicks' defense had suddenly turned generous.

As a mentor and a generous and engaged professional, you will be eager to jump in and assist your mentee.