Sentence examples for neighborly help from inspiring English sources

Family, friends, economic struggles, neighborly help, good cheer: the movie exudes an almost hysterical desire for ordinary happiness.

In Chisholm's example it is easier to accept that telling is merely ideal, but not required, since it is easy to interpret Chisholm's example as one where giving advanced notice is what the agent perhaps ought to do, but not something the agent must do (even assuming the neighborly help is itself a must).

"It is crucial that response efforts out-pace the spread of this highly infectious disease and this good neighborly action will help MHMS achieve this; and we are sure MHMS will replenish to Fiji as soon as they can".

An example of Nap Towners determination to be neighborly: After Townsend helped organize a program to have children from across Indiana write 18,000 postcards welcoming game-goers that could be placed in every hotel room in the capital, she was inundated with 36,000 Crayon-ed valentines to the "Hoosier State".

4. Interdependence--the motherly, neighborly, altruistic drive to help each other.

They can offer help in a neighborly way and provide informal and spontaneous assistance [ 3, 4].

It was a neighborly interaction that not only helped save the day but also underlined Yard Beer's connection to the yards — and the people — of one of Los Angeles' best neighborhood breweries.

When the Wildlife Conservation Society recently discovered another beaver living in the Bronx River - the first to be spotted there in three years, and only the second in two centuries - it did the neighborly thing and asked local residents to help name the floppy-haired, buck-toothed little critter.

But the service is exceptionally neighborly as well.

Despite his neighborly instincts, he refrained from going over to offer his help or counsel.

Scattered Muslim communities across the United States are forming Girl Scout troops as a sort of assimilation tool to help girls who often feel alienated from the mainstream culture, and to give Muslims a neighborly aura.