Sentence examples for help far from inspiring English sources

That would help far more people into work".

Retained earnings help; deposits, if they can take them, help far more, but still not enough.

And Mr. Kerry's plan would help far more people than it would hurt.

And why the focus on agricultural produce, when a booming fair-trade manufacturing sector potentially would help far more countries?

And there were the plaintive requests from people looking for help far beyond the bureau's turf in financial services.

Trade has, indeed, hurt many Americans, but it has also helped many others — and the help far outweighs the hurt.

And it may help far-right anti-Muslim parties, such as the Sweden Democrats, who won seats in the Swedish parliament for the first time in September.

The new demands on the mental health system will require tools to help far-flung veterans cope with the consequences of the war.

When the end of the cold war opened the door to a new, post-20th-century world, Reagan hoped that American power could now be used to help far-off people decide for themselves how they should be governed.

Meanwhile, Bolsheviks smuggled jewelry to the West to help far-left groups set up Communist Parties in their own countries – unnecessary, from one angle, since "they did it for free, they did it eagerly," according to Service.

Since then he has written several books about the boards and has become a monetary Roto-Rooter man, flying off to help far-away countries with big economic problems.