Sentence examples for given more help from inspiring English sources
Wilson feels he could have been given more help.
Do you think he should have given more help to the recall folks?
Claimants thought to be at high risk are then given more help in finding a new job.
"She feels had she been given more help from the council in how to deal with the repairs she wouldn't have had all these prosecutions.
It is hard to avoid the conclusion that somehow he should have been protected, cared for, given more help than he was able to find.
Hollande also said small firms need to be given more help to get credit, particularly in crisis-hit countries, and urged the European Investment Bank must release funds to SMEs swiftly.
Western countries, vital donors of aid, should make it clear they will give more help to countries whose governments are relatively clean and efficient and hold fair elections.
Economists have urged the government to reduce the role of big state groups and give more help to small and medium-size firms, but they have been disappointed.
6: The Senate votes on a Democratic economic stimulus plan, which would give more help to the unemployed, veterans and senior citizens than the version President Bush wants.
We need to deflate the housing bubble, have tax breaks for nannies, and give more help for those trying to create the taxpayers of tomorrow".
