Sentence examples for help in surviving from inspiring English sources

For perhaps the first time in Cuba's history, it has not had a larger country to rely on for help in surviving.

Seymour Lachman, the book's co-author, reckons that, like Mr Carey, Mr Cuomo wants and needs the unions' help in surviving the current crisis.Facing a $10 billion deficit, Mr Cuomo campaigned on pension reform, making it clear he was going to target public-sector unions and sounding more like his Republican neighbour across the Hudson, Chris Christie, than a Democrat.

Our first stop on the ascent is the 16th century Our Lady of Remedy Church that was built as a thank-you for help in surviving the plague.

Two engineering graduates from Aleppo University, Abdulrahman and Amr Shayah, launched an urgent appeal on Friday for JPads to be used to help the surviving civilians in the city.

Whatever this list represents in terms of journalism or public service, it must be understood also as an exercise in business, in extending the U.S. News brand, in helping it survive in a financial and technological climate hostile to news magazines.

Michel Vorm hopes his impressive debut season in the Premier League can help Swansea survive in the top flight and earn him a regular Dutch starting spot.

A potential drawback is that it removes the genetic variability that is useful in helping animals survive in the wild.

It sports a number of genes that increase their expression in acid environments, which probably help it survive in dental cavities, where acid destroys tooth enamel.

Wolverines may look invincible as they're portrayed on the silver screen, but in reality, this mighty alpine warrior desperately needs our help to survive in the future.

These logjams also help fish survive in streams through the winter, the researchers report this month in the journal Oryx.

A victory Saturday would help Hawaii survive in its improbable quest to reach a B.C.S. game.