Sentence examples for help out of from inspiring English sources

When the People's Daily conducted an online poll on whether people would help a senior citizen who had fallen in the street, more than eighty per cent of those tallied said that they would not help out of fear they would be blamed and saddled with damages.

Seeking to squeeze as much help out of Washington as he could, Mr. Cuomo packed his schedule with meetings with leading members of both parties.

Venues do try and help: out of 141 productions at Underbelly this year they are underwriting the entire risk of 12 shows to a tune of £584,000.

Routinely cleaning the bars didn't help – out of 60 magnetic stirrers the team only found one that was free of contamination.

The richer, more advanced countries should help, out of altruism surely, but also self-interest: Some 80 percent of medicines and their ingredients consumed in the United States come from outside the country, often from developing countries.

Maritza Pizarro, a social worker at Catholic Charities who is helping the family through the agency's parish and community outreach program, said that she was moved to help out of sympathy.

And locals can even help out-of-towners feel more at home.

In order to help out-of-court settlement, policies and decision support systems need to be available publicly.

Repealing the C.P.P., Reilly predicted, "will do little or nothing to help out-of-work coal miners".

"This fund's going to help out-of-work homeowners avoid preventable foreclosures," Mr. Obama told a public forum in Henderson, Nev.

"This bill is designed to preserve the jobs of members of Congress, not to help out-of-work Americans," said Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma.