Sentence examples for help title from inspiring English sources
The objective was to describe a Performance Measure Learning Collaborative PMLCC) designed to help Title X family planning grantees use new clinical performance measures for contraceptive care.
It should support its education committee's emphasis on accountability to help Title I schools improve, while ensuring supportive intervention for a specified portion.
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WHATEVER happened to the "I'm O.K. -- You're O.K". brevity of the self-help title?
This volume with its awful self-help title is a smart, saavy but messy hodgepodge of a book.
(Anyone else smell a blockbuster of a self-help title here?) Ask your servers (sweetly) for the solution that would make you happy: "This lobster salad is delicious, but can you ask the chef about the portion, please?
"Momentum," says the blurb, "is a completely new publishing philosophy that revolves around one thing: you".Self-help publishing is hardly new: the Bible is arguably the biggest-selling self-help title of all.
A self-help title that doesn't stop at offering the standard bromides of inner peace and harmony, "The Surrendered Wife" (Fireside, $13) promises devotees more tangible rewards: free time, better sex and more "expendable income".
The Cursing Mommy's hobbies include a book club that specializes in tomes dedicated to the perfidy of the Bush administration; an exercise routine she's experimenting with, combining yoga and screaming; reading self-help guides with titles like "Do Exactly as We Say" (possibly the best self-help title ever); and, of course, cursing.
"How to Poo on a Date is a humorous self-help title and it means a great deal to the authors and the rest of the team that put the book together that it should encounter such a splash of success," he added, humorously.
If you do end up doing fewer appointments, your therapist may encourage you to work through a particular workbook or read a self-help title that's based on the specific topics or issues you've been addressing in therapy.
