Sentence examples for help in kind from inspiring English sources

Issues explored can be mainly on norms of trust (particularised, generalised and strategic trust), norms of reciprocity (receiving and giving help in kind) and network support among others.

Hints that cash transfers might one day replace help-in-kind are also welcome.But much is rotten about the food scheme.

The collectors see their purchases as charitable donations to the gallery: the sum covers around 40% of the project cost, with the rest made up by sponsorship and help-in-kind.

Hence the interest in food banks, and other charities offering low-cost, "in kind" help.

But although AT&T says its mini-towers will help in that kind of situation, it also acknowledges that it wants to help iPhone users who cannot get consistent signals.

The first level of classification in the hierarchical approach does not seem to help in the kind of errors that occur with the direct approach, both accumulate most errors for scraping, deformation, and drip classes.

Parents that answered a positive answer to the statement "antibiotics don't help in this kind of an illness" had a lower expectation for antibiotic treatment (43% vs. 15% p = 0.002).

Offer assistance and help in a kind manner.

Lifehacker's posts set out to help folks, so in kind, our readers want to help us and each other back.

Where Republicans came through with wealthy donors such as hedge fund manager Paul Singer and chemical executive David Koch who gave $1 million each, Democrats had help from companies in-kind gifts.

"I hope I helped in some kind of way," Chandler said of Davis.