Sentence examples for help accessing from inspiring English sources

VAR offers groups help accessing external grants to keep activities going.

"I am very pleased west African governments quickly decided to introduce standards that will help accessing European standard quality fuels.

Windows 10 introduced a collection of new features for those who need help accessing a computer, including an improved screen reader that can read faster and be tuned to be more or less verbose depending on what the user needs.

Families appear to find it easier to obtain help accessing housing, health, benefits and other support to which they are entitled, while relationships and children's emotional wellbeing also improve.

Mobile applications for money transfers, bypassing the lack of access to formal banking for many rural dwellers, and for farmers who need real-time updates about prices and help accessing marketplaces, are examples of how developing country problems have only created opportunities for local entrepreneurs to come up with innovative problem-solving.

After calling Edward at the estate's I.T. desk for help accessing his recorded shows, Lear hit another of his phone's thirty-six speed-dial butoons to remind another assistant that before Francisco drove him to the optometrist Kiyomi should call to expedite his appointment so that he could make an afternoon flight.

So in a way it was also opening doors to an enabling perspective to put something under, to put a jar with a lid, with a big 'D' written on it, thinking it helps accessing services.

His struggle with the extent to which he is enabling and constraining the patient's future is captured in his juxtaposition of words in this sentence: "…it was also opening doors to an enabling perspective to put something under, to put a jar with a lid, with a big 'D' written on it, thinking it helps accessing services".

Because the workplace is no longer available as an intervention setting for these individuals, recently unemployed workers no longer have regular face-to-face contact with supervisors and co-workers who could provide social support, identify potential mental health problems, and help with accessing professional help.

Children and the families looking after them are given cash and material assistance, help in accessing school, and counseling to support their emotional and psychological well-being.

Children and the families looking after them are given material assistance, help in accessing school, and counseling to support their emotional and psychological well-being.