The phrase "nothing can help" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the impossibility of being able to provide assistance to a particular situation. For example, "It's too late, nothing can help now."
If it is a bad book, nothing can help him".
Unlike gold or diamonds, nothing can help pinpoint precious opal.
"Those who want to be divided, nothing can help," he said.
Nothing can help this pain — it's as if the World Championships of 2004 and 2007 no longer quite mattered — but at least the commissioner is going to try.
The 13-year-old native of Tirbespiye, 370 miles north-east of Damascus, smiles but says that nothing can help him forget what he witnessed in Syria.
Fighters with big mouths, good looks, spiked hair, flamboyant striking skills or intriguing back stories tend to be popular, though nothing can help an athlete who loses too often in the octagon.
Some patients are very sick and confused, Dr. Duncan said, and nothing much can help them, while others may benefit enormously.
Unwillingness to learn new systems and processes: "I already know everything I need to know to do my job, nothing new can help me".
"Drink and drugs and sex go together and make their sexual acts more bestial nothing that can help young people to explore properly their sexuality and help them in their more adult relationships later on".
"There's nothing that can help the stock from sliding now," said Mark Moskowitz, an analyst at J. P. Morgan Securities, who said Apple's holiday sales met his own forecasts, even though they missed others' predictions.
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