Sentence examples for help and means from inspiring English sources

"The aim of Fifa is not to take profit out of the country but to put into the country the necessary help and means to make sure this World Cup is a success," he said.

I wish I had known how to ask for help and mean it".

To a question about whether she had a mantra she used for empowerment, Sotomayor answered that she is not a religious fanatic, but sometimes in her job she says "Oh, my God, help me!" and means it.

Norton explains: "There are so many areas where charities are tied up by red tape politically, and also they have to pick areas that need the most help and that means other areas get neglected.

Parents just need a little help – and that means the food and drinks companies not being complicit in selling sugar to our kids when we least expect it, and taking more responsibility themselves.

I've said you can take a case without a solicitor, but because it's so difficult to prove you're right you may need a solicitor's help and that means spending more money.

If you can't enjoy watching those two guys play and you don't understand that they're as much fun to watch as a lot of other people in bigger markets, then I can't help, and it means you're not much of a fan and you don't understand the game".

But remember, your goal is to help, and that means your involvement should make her situation better, not worse.

They help us and mean fewer soldiers will die!

WHEN you need financial help and have limited means, paying for advice may seem beyond reach.

The internet and social media both help and hinder; Twitter means everyone with a smart phone is now a broadcaster and can say what they want to anyone they want.