Sentence examples for help to pursue from inspiring English sources

Many of the potential buyers for these banks — particularly other lenders that are still trying to shore up their finances — need government help to pursue deals.

Pate said guards have stopped fans who visibly carry StubHub envelopes and questioned them about where they got their tickets, which would help to pursue the season-ticket holder.

Mental health organizations and government agencies are working to make reliable treatments widely available, but it is usually up to patients to decide what kind of help to pursue.

Thus, the above corrections not only fill the gaps in the existing literature, but they will also help to pursue further research in the right direction.

It also helps to pursue personal and professional activities you enjoy as you get older.

She credited the West Hempstead Civic Association with helping to pursue the matter, saying the group had been "a great partner with the town".

At almost the same moment, a thousand miles away in the Congolese capital, Kinshasa, President Kabila, who had proved to be every bit as capricious as Mobutu, and even less popular, turned against the Rwandan Army, which had helped put him in office, and embraced instead the Hutu fighters whom he had helped to pursue on his march to power.

"We're thrilled about helping to pursue this opportunity, and to join Target at this unprecedented time in retail".

Clarifying questions helps to pursue ideas, offering necessary details or comments.

At the insistence of the IMF, the government plans to create a new financial court that will help banks to pursue bad debtors.

Western Wireless apparently sees this concession as a bargaining tool that will help it to pursue similar agreements with other tribes.