Sentence examples for recent help from inspiring English sources

According to a recent help wanted ad seeking journalists (journalismjobs.com), MainStreet.com "will cover breaking news, including celebrity and entertainment news, as a means to get into personal finance".

Some suspect the government encouraged the recent release of Mr Megrahi by the Scottish administration to preserve commercial interests in Libya rather than just the country's recent help in fighting terrorism (though ministers deny exerting pressure at all).

Asked to list successes, officials point hesitantly to the recent help that Poland has given to Moldova.With the opposition out of action, the most potent criticism of Mr Tusk and his government is coming from the media and think-tanks.

(Mr. Clinton, who was a state coordinator for the McGovern campaign, paid back Mr. Truan for his recent help by introducing him at a rally last month as "my good friend").

Rhee, with recent help of the film "Waiting for 'Superman,' " has come to symbolize one corner of the national battle to improve education: the harsh reformer who will unflinchingly fire hundreds of teachers and dozens of principals, including her daughter's, if she thinks they're not up to snuff.

Government stimulus in the form of Funding for Lending, which made money available to bank and building societies to offer mortgages, and the more recent Help to Buy schemes have helped to drive up prices, but growth in London has been behind most of the change.

Several recent interviews help capture some of these views.

Google's most recent film, Help, was created by Fast & Furious director Justin Lin.

But two recent projects help recast him in a revealing new light, without whitewashing the intemperance and scandal.

Cooperative multiplexing protocols [9 11] proposed in recent years help realize these promised gains through frequency reuse.

In recent years, help lines report an increase in the number of calls they receive.