Sentence examples for making help from inspiring English sources

The letter writers emphasized that they did not want to discourage therapists from making help available or people from seeking help if they felt they could not cope on their own.

A spokewoman for the Department of Energy and Climate Change said: "Global gas prices have gone up, pushing up bills this year but we are making help available for pensioners and others on low incomes to keep warm more affordably.

Cool Room have introduced the hotline as a means of making help and advice, via contact with club organisers, even more accessible than it was before.

Furthermore, the focus on identifying and managing relapse early might help staff to think through the consequences of making help seeking difficult for service users.

Previous systems he's developed have been used to create digital models of actors in movies such as The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Spider Man 2. The 3-D project was three years in the making; help also came from USC's film school and Fakespace Labs, a NASA spinout company.

The way the piece was performed in those days, however, with the Minotaur waving his bony staff at the heroine and with her making help-I'm-being-chased-by-a-rapist faces, it was hard to discern a more general signification.

It has made help very difficult".

Mr Morales has made helping the poor his political brand.

3. It's important to make helping people fun.

Make helping them your top priority.

But the culture of the department makes helping people challenging.