Sentence examples for quest for help from inspiring English sources
Ms. Nohr's quest for help led her to Stanford University, where she joined a study for young women having chemotherapy and received experimental treatments.
Self-help in the form of Depression: The Way Out Of Your Prison by Dorothy Rowe, made an early appearance in 1984, and again finds an echo in Tim Parks's memoir, Teach us to Sit Still: A Sceptic's Search for Health and Healing, a quest for help after the author's diagnosis with a prostate condition.
But for those needing help with other basics, like food, the snow seems to have complicated the quest for help.
Give them some options and you can turn your quest for help into a collaborative session with a manager or colleague.
As the Peace of Amiens fell apart in 1803, Napoleon lay in the tub for six hours.The quest for cures helped to bring water back into fashion.
Officials at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) hope their 40-page document, titled Curriculum Focal Points: A Quest for Coherence, will help change the "mile-wide, inch-deep" approach that they say has left most U.S. students without a solid preparation for higher-level mathematics.
As current evidence seems hardly compatible with such low mutation rates or such a young age of P. formosa, the quest for mechanisms that help this fish escape genomic decay seems to be valid.
It wanted to give practical help in that quest for press freedom, to help train and inspire journalists from the Baltic to the Balkans.
When viewed through an economist's lens, the quest for voter approval helps explain some recent developments in domestic politics, including the stalling of health care reform and the proposed freeze on the federal government's discretionary spending.
This strange novel and even stranger author might have been forgotten but for the brilliant intervention of AJA Symons, whose "experiment in biography", Quest For Corvo (1934), helped to secure Rolfe's reputation.
Edwards campaign officials said that the matching funds would not only help them in their quest for the nomination but would help distinguish Mr. Edwards from other Democratic candidates, particularly Mrs. Clinton, who are opting out of the public matching funds program, which limits spending.
