Sentence examples for help in responding from inspiring English sources

Herbert Hoover's personal integrity was of no demonstrable help in responding to the Great Depression.

He asked his superiors for help in responding to the members' doubts, and when they seemed to only sidestep the questions, Mr. Mattsson began his own investigation.

The nonprofit organization, which operates largely on private donations, last turned to the federal government for help in responding to disasters in 2004, when it received $70 million in federal aid after four hurricanes hit Florida.

Some Say He's Out to Reshape U.N. to Accommodate U.S. UNITED NATIONS -- When U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon paid his first official visit to Washington last month, he received the White House version of a seal of approval: a presidential pat on the back and an invitation to phone President Bush whenever he needs help in responding to an international crisis.

A training program structured to encourage multiple mentors is also one where trainees have more than one grown-up scientist in the community looking out for their interests — which makes them less vulnerable to a harasser who might try to isolate them, more able to get help in responding swiftly to harassment or discrimination if it happens.

Nonprofits report that funders have offered them little useful help in responding to the challenges of the downturn".

Some GPs reported that experience helped in responding confidently to patients' wishes.

Afterwards a student comes up to the podium and asks you, "But which is the right one?" Understanding that for this subject at least, your student is stuck in the dualism stage might help you in responding and providing appropriate guidance.

Recognizing the weakness of the conservative arguments about what the Constitution says and compels would help progressives immeasurably in responding to the rise of the conservative legal movement.

In addition, the United States and Japan have pledged a total of up to $4.5 billion to the Green Climate Fund, which aims to help developing countries in responding to a changing climate, bringing the total to about $7.5 billion.

The case study on Bosch India shows that a product platform provides a much needed cushion against regulatory challenges and the presence of a strong innovation culture and collaborative development efforts help in quickly responding to the dynamic competitive landscape and launching new products.