Sentence examples for help only with from inspiring English sources

Blue roofs don't cool anything — they help only with storm water control by releasing water more gradually.

Shakila in particular always seemed to the have the floor plan of a poem in her head and to need help only with filling in the blocks.

Mr. Waxman, a lawyer with the Washington firm Wilmer Cutler Pickering, will help only with research and analysis in connection with the impeachment inquiry and will not represent Mr. Rowland, said Dean Pagani, a spokesman for the governor.

In Child's new novel, "Night School" (Delacorte), Reacher gets into a fight with a large group of neo-Nazis, and dispatches the first seven of them with no difficulty, needing a little help only with the eighth and final one.

At first, I was interested to read Dr. Sroufe's article, which posits that the drug therapies available help only with short-term symptoms and not with the long-term problems of A.D.H.D. When he wrote that the available medication may be causing us, as a society, to shortchange research into the underlying causes of attention deficit disorders, I hoped his words might help change that.

The stimulus plan looks like it will help only with the first goal--if it helps at all.

Knowing that you have this or that disease-associated SNP in your genes tells you very little or helps only with rare diseases.

But neither Kaptchuk nor Specter makes sufficiently clear that this putative effect helps only with purely subjective symptoms, like pain or anxiety, and not with the objective physical manifestations of disease.

On average: about 3.5 years, although some of that time may be helping only with household chores.

Various studies report that individuals with emotional problems seek professional help only when confronted with serious problems [ 59].

Those criteria are likely to result in help only for those with "substantial" or "moderate" needs.