Sentence examples for help leap from inspiring English sources

As a result, one charity food bank in Newcastle has seen those seeking help leap from 30 people a week to 1,600 in less than a year.

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"We have long suspected that having a tail helps leaping," Sellers adds, "but this study tells us exactly how much it actually helps, and that's what you really need to know if you want to make use of this information".

"Technology can help us leap ahead of our adversaries," Napolitano said.

And yet I can't help but leap into the fray.

As in Dubrovnik, disaster can help us leap into the future before we ever intended.

The £5bn it would generate would help Labour leap towards its target of 200,000 new homes by 2020.

In 2006, Bachmann loyalists turned out in droves to help her leap over more senior Republicans to grab the party's nomination for the seat she now holds.

But adidas's many admirers believe that the company's disciplined habits, and its novel approach to product research, should help it leap over any such hurdles.

The passage of 120 years has done little to help us leap that breach or to make the subjective life transparent.

We hike up a riverbed, relying on the kindness of our two rangers to help us leap across puddles that come up to their knees.