Sentence examples for help at the start from inspiring English sources

Some national chains, like Macy's, Borders and the Container Store, were still advertising online for holiday help at the start of this week.

Because women showed higher rates of depression, poorer health and higher need for help at the start of the study, perhaps they were in worse shape even before intensive caregiving began.

We get a lot of calls for help at the start of term if loans haven't come through – some students feel uncomfortable phoning up people they don't know to find out why," she says.

He gave me a lot of help at the start.

"It is better to get help at the start of an academic career than it is to have teachers try to fix problems later on," Honig said.

The median time from baseline to HHS was 9.5 months for men versus 6 months for women and 0 months (ie, median = had home help at the start of ChEI therapy) for individuals living alone versus 13 months for those living with a spouse or relative.

The full-court-press marketing certainly helps at the start.

The notoriety certainly helped at the start, but not any more".

Other news organisations, by treating Al-Jazeera in a semi-detached fashion, had not helped: at the start of the war the BBC had described it as a "pro-Taliban broadcaster", McCullagh said.

As Caterham team principal Cyril Abiteboul puts it: "There's one single team that's been able to do an amazing job on the track and from the commercial perspective - Red Bull - but they have had the luxury of a shareholder that was helping at the start and no great sponsors.

One team member who had previously attended breastfeeding telephone counselling training found her old notes useful and another mentioned that a list of questions to ask might have helped at the start and developed her own.