Sentence examples for more targeted help from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems say higher allowances help the low-paid, but almost as many voters – 14% – would prefer a pause in tax credit cuts, a more targeted help for the working poor.

Ed Cox, director of IPPR North, said: "There must be more targeted help for struggling regions [or] we are in real danger of not only betraying a whole generation of people who can't find work but of ignoring the very places that could help grow the UK economy".

The banding system in secondary schools will also identify where extra support is needed and pupils who are falling behind will be offered more targeted help.

Better and more targeted drugs would help, even though the real temptation for pharmaceutical companies lies in moonshots for cancer.

"More targeted reporting will help us identify effective projects so we can replicate them and weed out those efforts that fail to create jobs," Mr. de Blasio said.

But if a chunk of America's unemployment is structural, its policymakers need urgently to think beyond stimulus measures, and also to adopt more targeted policies to help the millions stuck in the wrong place with the wrong skills.

We believe it can inspire more biomedical researchers to study and explain the genomic alterations in cancer development and discover more targeted therapies to help more cancer patients.

7 Clinicians may want to consider whether these populations need more targeted advice to help make access to important lifestyle advice more equitable.

We believe that published results on TCGA4U will inspire more biomedical researchers to explore the biological mechanism of those genes and more precisely explain their role in the breast cancer development and discover more targeted therapies to help more breast cancer patients.

The findings of such work will help identify more targeted ways to assist instructors in their efforts to adopt active learning instructional practices and consequently promote widespread instructional change (Pelch and McConnell 2016; Lund and Stains 2015).

Raising this as a priority issue for governors could lead to more targeted support and improvement, helping to ensure that higher education adequately reflects the society it serves.