Sentence examples for received substantial help from inspiring English sources

Vorpich had a queen-size bed and received substantial help.

He received substantial help from the economic collapse that put Republicans on the defensive.

The first challenge was from the Rashīdīs, whose power was by no means spent and who received substantial help from the Ottomans in men and material.

Republicans argued that Democrats had supported a similar, though less expansive version of the measure that died as Congress adjourned last November and that the one million people who have lost coverage had received substantial help.

In a vitally important book for anyone interested in nuclear proliferation, defense strategy, or international security, Matthew Kroenig points out that nearly every country with a nuclear weapons arsenal received substantial help at some point from a more advanced nuclear state.

Feuer also has received substantial help from the California Democratic Party, which has included him on several mailings and other activities on behalf of all their endorsed candidates in Tuesday's runoff, and from some labor union mailings and telephone calls to members.

Iraqis Aid a Bold Rescue Despite the guerrilla fighting and uncertainty, American commanders reported receiving substantial help from local Iraqis about where to find hidden arms caches and paramilitary hideouts.

Mrs. Morella, who is receiving substantial help in her campaign from the Republican Party, sought to turn the tables on Mr. Van Hollen in one commercial, noting his support for a legislative plan to cut income taxes.

Ahead of the referendum, leading Brexit campaigners promised that farmers would receive substantial help from the government if the UK were to leave, but also pledged that regulation would be reduced.

The gist of the preceding array of data is that even under what we now call "moderate" growth in health care costs, stagnating incomes for millions of American households will put American health care as we have come to know it out of their financial reach, unless they receive substantial help from households in the upper third or so of the household income distribution.

SQOL at T2 was higher than the mean in Class 4 ("Older, poorly educated single men living in supervised housing, with psychotic disorders but with few serious needs, receiving substantial help from services") and lower than the mean in Class 2 ("Young females with serious needs and co-occurring mental and addiction disorders living in independent apartments").