Sentence examples for help the fragile from inspiring English sources
But higher borrowing rates won't help the fragile recovery.
Most people think the ruling party puts its own needs before those of the country.Disaffection with the ruling party should help the fragile opposition alliance of the Social Democrats and the Social Liberals.
The regulator's decision will not help the fragile situation of many publishers, said Françoise Dubruille, director of the European and International Booksellers Federation, a Brussels group representing the 27 E.U. national bookselling organizations, which in turn have many small and medium-size publishers, in addition to large groups, as members.
"With the stamp duty holiday disappearing from next March, the government will need to do more to help the fragile first-time buyer market".
The head of the International Monetary Fund said Thursday the apparent collapse of Saddam Hussein's rule in Baghdad should help the fragile world economy and urged the international community to rapidly start the process of rebuilding Iraq's economy.
No matter it seemed — even with his replacement Patrick Nyarko out of form, Magee's opener was pure 2013 vintage "Magic Mike" as he followed in to clip home a parried shot, while the sight of Anangono getting one of the few goals he's managed since his big money arrival last year certainly helped the fragile Fire confidence early.
Also, adding my own vocals to the tracks helps the fragile vibe.
Murayama helped hold the fragile new coalition together, but he never had a firm grasp on power.
(Via The Huffington Post) — Maria Newman Boing Boing: Can you help save the fragile wetlands of Louisiana by eating rodents?
On Wednesday NATO members are set to approve another smaller force to help keep the fragile peace effort on track.
Across the border in Bosnia, the prospect of joining the European Union could help bind the fragile multiethnic country together after the economy shrank 3.4 percent last year.
