Sentence examples for help demand from inspiring English sources

Prospective studies of selected individuals with a psychiatric help demand have shown that signs of endogenicity (schizotypal traits), and severity (high symptomatic scores and poor functioning), are of major value to predict conversion.

Rafael Martinez, 55, arrived from New York City early Sunday morning with his wife, Jay Ortiz, and their two young daughters to help demand government support for the island.

It may, however, help demand at the end of this year as German shoppers try to beat the taxman.Second is America's slowdown, which some economists expect to drag Europe back; others think that the old continent is stronger than in the past.

“The recovery in China will help demand for construction and also consumer-related products.

They've been overwhelmed with sellers and this new service is designed to help demand match supply.

Further, many long-term investors long frustrated with low interest rates have gone looking for a higher return on their risk and this will help demand for European high yield bonds.

Although SPAD has previously disputed the legality of taxi apps, CEO Mohd Azharuddin bin Mat Sah remains optimistic: "We see the potential [hailing companies] have to help demand-based mobility without worsening congestion and pollution in densely populated urban centres.

Economists continue to produce lots of evidence that a more aggressive monetary policy would substantially help demand-deficient economies, and that using monetary policy to finance government debt is a very effective way to deliver a more aggressive monetary policy (especially if the central bank is forthright about what it's doing and why).

They wanted help, demanded it.

Once again, government officials refused to let them help, demanding they hand over the filtration equipment so they could install them.

South Africans have gone on a spending spree, which has helped demand but hurt saving.