Sentence examples for more comprehensive help from inspiring English sources

The partnership will focus on enabling UNICEF to provide faster and more comprehensive help to children coping with the effects of mass urbanization and increased social and economic divides.

Paytrust (www.paytrust.com) offers a more comprehensive service.

Instead of ignoring the cries for help of those afflicted with mental illness, let's provide more comprehensive tools to help our communities cope.

We need a plan for managing mental health and a more comprehensive strategy to help identify and recognize mental illness.

A more comprehensive plan would help keep the city from tearing down buildings and throwing up others to meet demands that may vanish before construction is done.

For these reasons, we hypothesized that a more comprehensive approach would help to identify patients that are more likely to benefit from cePET/CT imaging.

How obesity relates to type 2 diabetes is still a mosaic of information and more comprehensive approaches may help advance effective and cost-effective interventions for both conditions, including more tailored therapy (4).

Upstate mayors have said in recent months that there should be a more comprehensive approach to helping cities restructure in the wake of crushing pension and health care costs coupled with a dwindling industrial base.

"But she found herself as the only one who was willing to say, 'Hey, let's sit down and figure out what the long-term answer is.' " After Mr. Cuomo said in a January speech that the answer for struggling municipalities could not be to come to the state asking for a check, Ms. Miner objected, saying that there needed to be a more comprehensive approach to helping cities.

But JAGTAG also prides itself on its extensive advertising agency background and its ability to offer a more comprehensive approach to helping brands market with their technically savvy solution.

Many hospital executives worry that Congress will enact those cuts even in the absence of more comprehensive legislation meant to help ease the burden of caring for so many people who cannot pay.