Sentence examples for help seriously from inspiring English sources

And some psychiatrists say that they have seen "indisputable proof" in their practices that the drugs help seriously ill children.

She and other officials defended the suspensions, saying they were meant to help seriously troubled children by engaging their parents.

In addition, groups such as Advocacy for Patients with Chronic Illness and the Patient Advocate Foundation help seriously ill patients file appeals free.

The weather has been terrible for marathon training, so that's been an additional hurdle to motivation, but raising money to help seriously and terminally ill children certainly helps.

They were used by people who were trying to come up with what we came up with," which he said was "a new treatment method, a new way of calibrating the right dose for each individual patient based on their metabolism, and help seriously ill patients".

Mrs. Nauts was the daughter of Dr. William B. Coley, a surgeon and cancer specialist who, trying to help seriously ill patients for whom he had been able to do nothing, hit on the idea of injecting them with a mixture of live bacteria.

She has also spent time as a volunteer in the Royal Free hospital, helping seriously ill patients.

Even as her first single, "Fighters," blows up, she has a passion for helping seriously ill kids.

She simultaneously wrote a personal piece about how she had refused to help her seriously ill father die.

4. It would help, too — seriously — to start capturing and using the methane emitted from the thousands of cows you find at mega-dairies. 5. Natural gas is still cleaner than coal from most other perspectives.

In a specific reference to German industrialists, he said that, "with the notable exception of Germany," economic growth "remains feeble in the advanced countries, too slow to help redress seriously weakened fiscal balances and unemployment rates".