Sentence examples for help to call from inspiring English sources

It doesn't help to call it Nimby.

He encouraged anyone who needed help to call the program directly at 855-740-MOLD.

Worse, there is less outside help to call on as they are given sicker people to care for.

The vertical cables, he explained, suspend the roadway from above, while the diagonal cables fight wind sheer by... frankly, here again it would help to call upon one of his eloquent sketches, which combine the technical insight of a draftsman's drawings with the chatty unpretentiousness of children's book illustrations.

Sure, behind the scenes, our allies understood better than anyone that the Islamic State was a radical perversion of Islam, that it held a dark appeal to a minority of Sunni Muslims, but it didn't help to call them radical Islamic terrorists.

Antony Blinken, the deputy national security adviser, allowed Thursday that "there may be cases where American advisers would go with some of the forces on the ground" or help "to call in some air power" — the kind of leeway the Pentagon wants.

Acosta led the opposition to Claudio Aquaviva (the general of the Jesuits), helping to call the fifth Jesuit congregation to redress alleged grievances.

In many ways, the comparison is apt: beyond the mechanics of the snap, the center, like a catcher, is also responsible for helping to call the game.

Virtually by his oratory alone, he helped to call forth the dawning of a black consciousness in America; a cultural decolonization of the black spirit.

Internationally, the Uyghur diaspora helped to call global attention to an event that Chinese media initially denied, then attempted to shape through carefully edited reporting and selective coverage.

To understand why some doctors and nurses take bedsores so seriously, it helps to call them by their clinical name: pressure ulcers.