Sentence examples for help afford from inspiring English sources

The family of seven eventually, in 2001, moved to a three-bedroom house in Mill Basin, but Ms. Turay was holding down three jobs to help afford it.

The seventeenth-century poet George Herbert perfectly captures this dappled texture in his psalmlike poem "Bitter-Sweet": Ah my dear angry Lord, Since thou dost love, yet strike; Cast down, yet help afford; Sure I will do the like.

On the company's website, it claims that 80percentt of its UK hosts rent out their primary residence to help afford the increased costs of living.

Unfortunately, the expansion is no longer mandatory, and Congress did not draft a Plan B. So if you live in a state that has not accepted the Medicaid Expansion and you earn less than 100percentt of the FPL (roughly $11,500), you are eligible for neither Medicaid nor a subsidy to help afford insurance.

As such, any government help afforded to Queensland Nickel would be relatively short-term, Swan understood.

For now, it's an homage to serendipity, given the help afforded by President Obama's economic stimulus package.

The finding will add to worries that the most able students are being neglected in schools – and that poorer students are missing out on help afforded to the more privileged.

While Moeen will remain the team's first-choice spinner, the help afforded to him by Rashid and the variety the Yorkshire legspinner will offer the team could be a deciding factor in the series.

One proposal calls for a sliding-scale tax credit for Americans who need help affording coverage.

I lost the weight without the help afforded to most in Hollywood at six months postpartum.

Almost 90% of Californians getting insurance from the exchange receive taxpayer-provided assistance to help them afford the premiums.