Sentence examples for minded to help from inspiring English sources

The new coalition government has seemed minded to help too, signing off a £360m loan guarantee for Ford and a £20m grant for Nissan in June though whether it can afford to continue that largesse as it sets about cutting Britain's huge fiscal deficit is questionable.

But the Lib Dems see the current debate amongst their coalition partners as an attempt to move on to their ground, having alienated more moderate support over Europe and immigration, and aren't minded to help them out just yet.

Read the title and try to interpret it and any images that come to mind to help you predict what the plot of the story may be.

"For decades he's trained his mind to help his body withstand the coldest conditions imaginable".

He is convinced that the government has more than just charities in mind to help out.

But — just to say — if you were of a mind to help, making the check out to "Cash" would probably save us hassle on both ends.

I've respectfully recommended to my successor the three core ideas that I kept in mind to help steer the ship safely.

Doug Hattaway, Mr. Gore's national spokesman in 2000, said he believed that Mr. Gore was speaking out with one goal in mind: to help defeat Mr. Bush in 2004.

It's worth bearing the chorus of this song in mind, to help you through any comedy, theatre, dance or music that you're not particularly enjoying.

He pays triple the going rate; the real bait is his plea that he needs an intuitive mind to help him.

And even if Republicans aren't joining his congregation, Obama has enlisted brilliant minds to help rebuild altars to decency and reason that will in turn help restore many Americans' faith in government, and other countries' faith in us.