Sentence examples for prolonged help from inspiring English sources

But her plea for more prolonged help has been pending and pending.

A child who needs a lap to sit on, or a shoulder to cry on, or personal advice, or the answer to some technical question that he hasn't been able to find on his own, or (occasionally) more prolonged help in the form of a tutorial or course, knows just which adult will best satisfy his or her need.

This would enable identification of individual, or combinations of, symptoms which are prone to prolonged help-seeking intervals.

Furthermore, there is no evidence that prolonged antibiotic therapy helps patients with Lyme disease, so insurance companies almost never pay for it.

However, as predicted by goal theory, which states that avoidance strategies work best with time-limited conflicts [ 37, 38], avoidance often did not resolve their conflict and resulted in prolonged help-seeking delays.

Sanchez says the state needs to increase water storage to help alleviate prolonged periods of drought.

Likewise, monitoring of physical limitations during prolonged sick leave may help to identify those at risk for work disability.

Even though death and illness are inevitable, prevention can help prolong lives and improve the quality of life as well as helping cost containment of health care dollars.

They may have powerful equipment that can help you out, or they may have healing items that can help prolong your life.

This generates an inward current that helps maintain the AP plateau [ 95] and could, in theory, help prolong APD in GDX.

The survey also showed that voters thought Gov. John G. Rowland "helped prolong" the strike by using state money to help the privately owned nursing homes hire replacement workers during the strike.