Sentence examples for help considering that from inspiring English sources

If the colleague having problems is also a good friend, how far should you go to help, considering that you still have a professional relationship to maintain? A. We generally go a step further for a friend, Dr. Sack says.

Incidentally, Mr. Green does not mention Michael R. Bloomberg at his campaign stops, although he and his campaign cannot help considering that the billionaire businessman who has already spent $8 million on his campaign could be his opponent in the general election.

In fact, it could even help, considering that many Republican voters have a dim view of organized labor.

You look out across this landscape, with its sprawling diversity of suburban types, and sometimes you can't help considering the possibility that we Americans may not be the most profound people on earth.

BROADER HORIZONS -- New York is all well and good, but some recognition of the world beyond Midtown might help, especially considering that musicals on the road are often big moneymakers.

If that doesn't help, consider going to talk to a therapist.

There are other financial products that are worth considering that may help you during the tough times, adds Penrice at Honister Partners.

Strange, considering that critics helped keep the original series on the air for three seasons during its first go-round and amplified the drumbeat to bring it back.

If it helps, consider the fact that your anger is actually a precious gift to the impossible person.

For a team in need of wholesale help, Tskitishvili was a radical choice, considering that months before he was drafted, even N.B.A. insiders had never heard of him.

If it helps consider it like this: A riff that is common, but you like how it sounds.