Sentence examples for more external help from inspiring English sources

Governments cover many educational costs themselves, but ambitious targets will require more external help than is currently on offer, Unesco said.

Another standpoint was that ID patients needed 1.8 fold more frequent external help when the coexisting noninfectious disorders increased from one to two.

One possibility to behave could be to rely on a more powerful (divine) external help (in terms of religious coping), which was found particularly in elderly and patients with cancer [ 4, 19, 21, 22], and to focus on active adaptive coping strategies (in terms of internal locus of disease control) – which indeed were highly utilized in patients with chronic diseases [ 19].

Furthermore, the proportion of GPs with patients who suffered prolonged or severe forms of IBS is likely to be limited, and in these instances GPs may be more likely to seek external help to support management.

Both parties promise a future in the euro, though the cost is high: at least three more years of austerity in return for shrinking external help.

He says he expects more associations, like Riverside, to establish in-house support as external help from charities and community groups reduces due to public funding cuts.

India has made a potentially more ambitious promise to generate 40% of electricity from renewable sources – including nuclear power – by 2030, but this depends on external help.

External help also looked likely, following the latest comments from Obama and other administration officials.

With little external help and 12 hour working days we've had an incredible first year.

My interests were more extracurricular, more external and more social than they were academic.

It never even dawned on me to seek help or even to see my situation as something requiring external help".