Sentence examples for of immediate help from inspiring English sources

None of this is likely to be of immediate help to Mr. Chaliha.

As a result, the Fed is the only plausible source of immediate help for the American economy.

The caller told the IOM's Rome office that three boats carrying 300 people were in need of immediate help, according to the Associated Press.

The third approach, and the one I believe offers the best prospects of immediate help, is to make our financial system more user-friendly.

Re "No One Should Have to Stand in Line for 10 Hours to Vote," by Adam Cohen (Editorial Observer, Aug. 26): Our voting system is a proud one, but one in need of immediate help and long-term attention.

At the same time, President Bush set Congressional eyes rolling on Tuesday when he pushed again for drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, an initiative that could not clear Congress when Republicans were in charge and would offer little in the way of immediate help.

This unforeseen attack prompted the president of Mali to ask France for immediate help.

UNICEF is supporting supplementary feeding programmes for the children and women of Eritrea and has asked for immediate help from other international agencies.

Of more immediate help are the offers of support still coming in.

But they stopped short of offering immediate help, saying that their defense ministers and chiefs of staff would meet next Wednesday to consider reviving a Nigerian-led intervention force that defended Freetown against the rebels before the peace treaty was signed last year.

But the White House says the money could not be spent fast enough to be of much immediate help.