Sentence examples for help sufficiently from inspiring English sources

On the dark side, he still has to tell the story of Roosevelt's appalling failure to help sufficiently the refugees from Nazism; on the more positive side, Roosevelt's success in prodding the country into an active struggle against Hitler.

Once treatment aimed at slowing progression of the underlying disease has been optimised, palliation of breathlessness usually involves a combination of pharmacological (opioids, benzodiazepines, oxygen therapy) and non-pharmacological (rollator devices, fan therapy, breathing control) strategies but one single intervention will probably not help sufficiently with breathlessness [ 10].

I also believe in a strong safety net for those who cannot help themselves sufficiently through market employment.

Make no mistake: while economists and journalists debate whether or not we are in the midst – or the brink of - a house price bubble, as the young despair of ever getting on the housing ladder and the older feel unable to help them sufficiently, one group of people is rubbing its hands in glee and opening more and more outlets.

In their native environments, it is unlikely that cells are exposed to one stimulus at a time, and cross-talk may help generate sufficiently complex responses to allow the cell to discriminate between different combinations and concentrations of extracellular agonists.

They want to understand and be able to help more sufficiently.

The water will help you sufficiently grind down the blades of grass.

They came without a sou & the French govt. has never properly re-imbursed them for property loss & helped them sufficiently.

For adolescents who had stopped medication, "it didn't seem to be helping him sufficiently in school" (Mother of M6).

Usually, one, maybe two, doses of Narcan will sufficiently help someone overdosing on pure heroin.

It also touches upon pocket money and the decline of the Saturday job, subjects that, you can't help feeling, are sufficiently important to warrant some kind of follow-up discussion.