Sentence examples for meaningful help from inspiring English sources

His office never provides the city with any meaningful help.

The minutiae of trade negotiations spanning years may seem eye-glazingly opaque, but their substance promises meaningful help for the world's poor.

And though these people suffered human-caused horror rather than natural disaster, the question still applies: can outsiders bearing therapy provide meaningful help in times of crisis?

Mr. Wyden said, "We think you can get meaningful help to about 15 million people," or more than one-third of the approximately 42.5 million uninsured.

But almost two years on the political statements and media reports have yet to translate into meaningful help for the women and girls who come back.

The real problem, obviously, is not the EU; it is the failure of the British political class to provide meaningful help to the casualties of globalization.

It's very meaningful to help artists not only gain awareness, but also, at the end of the day, sell tickets.

The benefactors are happy to have done a good deed and the recipients are pleased to have been given a small but meaningful helping hand.

No meaningful Libyan help ever materialized.

The huge caseloads force many lawyers to cut corners, leaving clients with little meaningful legal help.

Homeowners may not get any meaningful government help, but at least Bear Stearns shareholders will get $2 (perhaps more) a share.