Sentence examples for intermittent help from inspiring English sources

After loading the cart with hot dogs, pretzels, soft drinks and condiments, he wheeled it downtown with the intermittent help of a finicky, battery-operated motor.

It is the story of how both of his parents died of cancer in the space of five weeks, leaving Mr. Eggers, then just out of college and as devoted to having a good time as to anything, to raise his 8-year-old brother, Toph, with the intermittent help of two older siblings.

In patients who do not tolerate continuous compression, intermittent compression may help healing.

It can also help in intermittent torsion, with normal or increased flow.

The item responses for each task were scored 1 to 5 (1, no need for help; 2, intermittent; 3, supervision; 4, need assistance all the time; 5. unable to do).

Intermittent phases with HFNC helped to prevent skin damage, allow the patients to cough, eat, and communicate, and thus might increase patient compliance.

The role of intermittent symptoms in delaying help-seeking has been reported in recent studies of patients diagnosed with pancreatic (21), lung, colorectal, breast and prostate cancer (17) suggesting that this finding is not limited to lung and colorectal cancers.

The idea is to show that virtual power plants can provide flexible, fast-responding power services to the grid to help plug the intermittent supply gaps from wind and solar power, akin to a gas-fired peaker plant.

The battery hub is intended to produce revolutionary advances in batteries for electric cars, and for use on the grid, where they would help in integrating intermittent renewable energy sources like sun and wind.

Intermittent breaks are invigorating and help you maintain focus for the entire day.

This technology has the potential to address the intermittent nature of renewable energy, help decongest transmission and distribution lines, and create better efficiencies of existing generation.