Sentence examples for help compared to from inspiring English sources
The Resolution Foundation has warned only 160,000 families in the bottom 40% of the income distribution will qualify for new help, compared to 1.7 million in the top 40% by income.
Those who felt clean apparently felt less need to expiate for their sins: only 41% agreed to help, compared to 74% who had not wiped their hands.
we learn better, when a robot is physically present giving them personalized help, compared to when they study on their own, with a tutor appearing on just a screen or with an audio-only tutor.
A survey of non-profit social service providers in suburban communities in the Washington, Chicago and Los Angeles metropolitan areas, conducted in 2009 and 2010 by researchers at Brookings, found that roughly nine in ten were seeing increased numbers of people seeking help compared to the previous year.
In the surgery group 42 patients (53%) received unpaid help, compared to 26 patients (30%) in the splint group.
Parents in the acupuncture group gave 16 comments coded into "Can defecate/break wind easier/without help" compared to none in the control group.
Yes, Dom Cobb has personal problems and throughout all this mayhem longs for the fulfillment of a generally modest wish that one can't help comparing to the title character in ET. We are reminded of this periodically and it is this relatively innocent desire that drives him to fulfill one last project so that he can realize his true objective.
"I'd have to say the revitalization helped, compared to where it was before all the revitalization started, absolutely," said David Prown, the 41-year-old third generation owner of Prown's, a variety store dating to 1925.
Patients who got help from family members were less likely to have home help (51% compared to 75%, p < 0.05).
A higher proportion of low SES respondents reported that prescribed medication helped them compared to the moderate-high SES group.
Current self-injurers expressed significantly more negative attitudes toward help-seeking compared to past self-injurers and those with no history of self-injury.
