Sentence examples for help to restart from inspiring English sources

Recently called for an update, she said a lawyer had advised her that her divorce agreement could be modified to get her some help to restart her life.

Northern Powergrid said that teams were out across County Durham and into North Yorkshire, where 12,000 customers in the Whitby area were cut off and farmers appealed for urgent help to restart milking parlours and heat lambing sheds.

Its main goals would be to tackle the now rampant violence and lawlessness; work on reforming parts of the PA; and help to restart the Palestinian economy, shattered by economic sanctions and Israeli restrictions on movement within and between the West Bank and Gaza.

"If you've fled your home, and you have some hope people around the world will offer help to restart your life, the message you get is, 'You're not welcome here,'" Ramm said of Trump's ban.

"My wish is for us to get help to restart our lives.

65 Perhaps as a result of the reduced phagocytic capacity of immune cells at the chronic wound, one consistent obstacle in the healing of many chronic wounds is a build-up of necrotic debris at the wound edge; as a consequence it is often clinical practice to debride the wound mechanically, to establish a 'fresh new' wound, which can help to restart the re-epithelialization process.

At least four more apartment towers are planned, helping to restart the area's revival.

His new wife has been credited with helping to restart his career after a difficult hip operation.

His appointment is widely credited with helping to restart the financial reform process, which included an announcement that foreign investment will be allowed in India's multibrand retail sector.

This helped to restart the building boom in occupied Japan after the war.

Early histories of the breed point to two gray Arabian stallions from Le Pin, Godolphin and Gallipoly, as the blood that helped to restart Percheron breeding.