Sentence examples for should be help in from inspiring English sources

An atheist liberal trying to connect with a conservative Christian therapist will at best waste precious, high-paid hours that should be help in circular arguments.

"We should be helping in every way we can," Francisco Jose Hernandez, the president of the Cuban American National Foundation, said at a news conference on Wednesday.

Welcome Back OWEN DANIELS, an emerging star at tight end for the Texans, should be helped in today's game against the Saints by the returns of quarterback MATT SCHAUB and the Pro Bowl receiver ANDRE JOHNSON, who were out with injuries.

Something as subtle or unsubtle as an executive calling up an aide and telling her to listen to his very good friend, or taking a check and then having a quiet word with regulators, or even a directive that an influence-buyer should be helped in every way does not constitute an official act, at least not on its own, the Court found.

Educators should be helped in assisting adolescents to become better informed decision makers, prevent risks and (where appropriate) dissuade them from tattooing and body piercing.

Propping up charities should not be an article of faith for government; the priority for public spending should be helping people in need.

If farmers are poor, then they should be helped like others in poverty.

The federal government should be helping the states in their time of need.

Instead, it turned on whether the GAA should be helping out rivals in the keenly competitive modern sporting world.

While we have a housing crisis we should be helping London families in need to get a home to call their own and not just helping rich business contacts".

People who've paid tax all their life should be helped, not thrown in the street".