Sentence examples for help notably from inspiring English sources

They rely on American help, notably for intelligence co-ordination and air-traffic control.

It has sometimes done so with his help, notably during the city's near-bankruptcy of the 1970s.

Less competition from the state would help, notably from the post office, the world's biggest financial institution.

So it was no surprise that she gave herself some scenographic help, notably, a pearlescent silk cloth that hung, in three panels, over the back of the stage.

It is also expected to argue the case is beyond British courts' jurisdiction given the alleged unlawful acts took place with other states' help, notably the US and Libya.

While Germans have clung to their well-being, embattled southern European lands like Spain have taken to issuing caustic reminders that Germany's own prosperity was built on outside help, notably the postwar Marshall Plan.

She almost manages to pull it off, helped notably by finely shaded performances from others in the ensemble.

Injuries have not helped, notably to the centre-back captain, Kelvin Langmead, but the manager expressed satisfaction with Paul Reid and Mathias Kouo-Doumbé Kouo-Doumbé second cleaftereetheirning the previousecond, at AFcleanbledon.

The Old Etonian Hugh Dalton, a leading figure in the Labour movement and a senior cabinet minister throughout the 1940s, was in love with Rupert Brooke as a Cambridge undergraduate, and later became intimate with several younger Labour politicians whose careers he helped, notably the bisexual Hugh Gaitskell and Tony Crosland.

Without help, most notably from the Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service, and a small contribution from The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, the strains could be crushing.

He did not win an absolute majority in parliament then, needing help from, notably, the Catalan "nationalists".