Sentence examples for more extensive help from inspiring English sources

People who are already addicted need more extensive help, she said, like therapy in rehabilitation clinics.

Some travel insurance and assistance companies provide even more extensive help in finding qualified doctors in remote places.

Managers suggested, as an explanation of the gender imbalance, that telenurses, unused to calls from fathers, believe that fathers lack knowledge in self-care and thus need more extensive help at other health services.

In some cases, however, more extensive psychological help may be needed.

He is seeking money to provide more extensive subsidies to help low- and moderate-income people buy insurance.

Their equivocal findings highlighted the need for more extensive qualitative exploration to help elucidate possible reasons for disparities in quantitative findings.

Newman: You had mentioned the idea that perhaps some more extensive playtesting might have helped surface these kinds of responses early on.

A second impetus in Caribbean species inventories occurred in the 1970s with the advent of scuba diving and more extensive collections that greatly helped to refine the taxonomical classifications and increase the knowledge of the taxonomy, ecology, and variability of many groups.

The research, led by Luke Naeher of the University of Georgia, was intended mainly to help design more extensive study into whether the outdoor secondhand smoke poses a real risk.

However, further refinement of the homology models, including more extensive membrane-embedded simulations, could help in the more robust exploration of the conformational stability and dynamics of these models.

Visits to Cyrene, the North African city of the Ancient Greeks, the Roman theatre at Sabratha, and Leptis Magna – which to his astonishment was more extensive than the Rome he helped liberate – sowed the seeds of the interest which led to the second half of Davie's life, with the National Trust for Scotland.