Sentence examples for help a handful of from inspiring English sources

This will help a handful of projects that are already in progress.

A Cuban-American man had taken the boy to Father Walsh and asked if he could help find a home for him and also help a handful of other children who had been sent from Cuba.

In other words, behind the photo-ops, the administration is busy squeezing programs that benefit firefighters, police officers, coal miners, veterans and other "humble people of America" (Mr. Novak's phrase), in order to make room for tax cuts that mainly help a handful of not at all humble people.

With Europe's economies in varying degrees of trouble, there is little consensus on what should be done or who should pick up the tab to help a handful of struggling nations to the east, or to support countries like Ireland and Greece within the euro zone that also are at risk.

Adding a bit of extra plant food to old compost will help – a handful of worm compost if you have a wormery, or a sprinkling of chicken manure pellets – chicken manure is rich in nitrogen which is what leafy vegetables need most.

Still, he's been getting out to early voting states: He's endorsed Republican governors of Iowa, South Carolina and Nevada and will headline a fundraiser in Tampa, Florida in September to help a handful of GOP Senate hopefuls, including Joni Ernst of Iowa.

Sachs has always aimed higher than helping a handful of villages.

The report said it was possible that Palatucci had helped a handful of people, although it was unclear whether he had done this on the orders of superiors.

Mr. Mahoney organized fund-raisers and donated thousands of his own money to the charity, which has helped a handful of children.

Helping a handful of perpetrators – it is expected that 900 offenders will be asked to take part in the Drive programme over the next three years – will do nothing to address the root causes of domestic violence.

His economic policy helped a handful of family-controlled and politically connected business enterprises grow into the so-called chaebol conglomerates, like Samsung and Hyundai, which spearheaded the country's export-driven economy but were accused of squeezing smaller businesses at a time of a widening gap between rich and poor.