Sentence examples for of direct help from inspiring English sources

So last week's unexpected interest-rate cut by the Fed was of direct help to Argentina.

It also distributes all manner of direct help to families, such as vouchers for children's holidays or after-school activities.

"We couldn't stand by and not do something," said Mr. Case, a Wilton resident who is the president of Direct Help, an Internet charity for children.

Any sort of direct help from another European country, for instance Germany, for troubled Greece is difficult because of tight legal and constitutional restrictions.

Mr. Bush's $674 billion, 10-year economic proposal received generally positive reviews from corporate America after he announced it yesterday in Chicago, even as some executives lamented the lack of direct help for their businesses.

The definitions provided here are general and useful conceptually but require definition specific to spatio-temporal data to be of direct help to us.

The Metropolitan Opera mourns the death of Nathaniel Merrill, whose realism style of directing helped define an era in Met production history.

Fossils in the tribe are very sparse and of no direct help to place the origin of the group in the Cretaceous as all are of younger Neogene or late Paleogene ages.

David Cameron made clear on Thursday morning that it was almost a precondition of further direct help to Baghdad that agreement is reached on its composition.

To the small extent that caregiving has been discussed by politicians, many policy makers have been reluctant to take on the possibility of more direct help -- like tax credits -- which they see as a hugely expensive undertaking.

Those who want to give can go to a central source of information -- libertyunites.org -- to find the names of groups providing direct help in New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia.