Sentence examples for help the term from inspiring English sources

"Inside help," the term used for the servants who lived on the estate, were treated like family.

Both have helped the term "social entrepreneurship" become mainstream in Austria.

In that light you might view the parental option as the short-term sugar to help the long-term medicine of higher prices go down.

Product advertising alone is short term and doesn't help the long-term perception of the brand".

"Oscar thought it was time to take a short-term pay cut to help the long-term potential of his subsequent fights," said Ross Greenburg, the president of HBO Sports.

Local assistance is more important to help the long-term recovery, stability and change of child soldiers than short-term international intervention.

But there are some problems with this desperate attempt to help the long-term unemployed.

Osborne said the "work for benefits" plan being announced today was designed to help the long-term unemployed.

Unemployment has risen by 50% since 2008 and it has government money to help the long-term unemployed back into work.

It's undoubtedly good business but perhaps it won't help the long-term preservation of his work".

"The break-even rule will not help the long-term stability of clubs," he said.