Sentence examples for offering no help from inspiring English sources

The Celtics were content to guard Carmelo Anthony one-on-one, offering no help to Jeff Green, and Anthony was more than willing to take the bait.

Many of the drugs treated conditions prevalent in affluent countries, such as hypertension and diabetes, while offering no help against common Indian maladies like tuberculosis, malaria, and trachoma.

However, paediatrician Dr David Drew said that by offering "no help to those who have suffered" the report would in fact have a "further deterrent effect on staff raising concerns".

On her website, she is photographed in Central Park in New York, nose to snout with a toy rat, her long hair flowing witchily around her. "If you've read my fantasy series, The Underland Chronicles, you will have a clue as to why I chose this photo," she writes, offering no help to any visiting Hunger Games fan who had imagined her refulgent in a flaming robe.

He's equally dismissive of Microsoft's pledge to make Windows work smoothly with Novell's version of Linux and not to sue Novell's customers for infringing on Microsoft patents, while offering no such help to Red Hat.

He attacked the Care Quality Commission – the independent regulator of health and social care services in England – for "continually narrowing the goalposts" for care home providers, yet offering no support or help to those who wanted to do the best for their residents.

The literature shows that many men are driven to not ask for help, as offering no sign of vulnerability is an essential trait of masculinity (6).

Nobody is walking around asking "Are you a Democrat or Republican?" before offering help or accepting help.

BBC Radio Sussex's Adrian Harms: "The odds are firmly on a draw at Hove, with a slow pitch offering little or no help to the bowlers.

An industry where you can bump into, at the time, America's sweetest sweetheart, physically convulsing in the corner of a room because she's done too much blow, with no one offering their help.

Depending on the specific activity, the person offering help, and the extent of help, self-determination was attainable to a greater or lesser extent.