Sentence examples for now seeking help from inspiring English sources

Its wounded warriors are now seeking help in record numbers.

But with the European Union now seeking help from China to deal with the bloc's debt crisis, Europe's economic and political credibility is at stake.

"I've met women in their 50s at hospital appointments who are now seeking help for problems relating to childbirth decades ago," reports Cyee on Mumsnet.

The NFF is now seeking help from the government on the matter.

As broadband and mobile internet access continues to penetrate every corner of the US market, some individuals are now seeking help for what they claim to be severe internet addiction.

Visitors to the TKTS booth in Times Square who can't decide what to see when they learn that "Wicked" is sold out can also now seek help from members of the TKTS Patron Services Representatives program.

On Monday, when Cruz was asked about voting against Sandy aid in 2013 but now openly seeking help for his state, he said there would be time for "political sniping" later.

Justin Bieber's unrelenting bid to rebrand himself has already seen him call in favours with Comedy Central and Carly Rae Jepsen but now he's seeking help from on high.

Now everyone's seeking help with Vitess sharding, and PlanetScale is waiting with open arms.

Be kind to yourself and whisper these few words to yourself, "This is a time of change for my body and my life in general and I will survive this!" But, just as you seeked help for symptoms during puberty (or your children if they are now experiencing puberty) seeking help during the menopause can make it an easier and quicker transition.

The company has refocused its business a bit since then, and is now seeking to help mobile game developers to get wider distribution by helping them to maximize their reach through install ads.