Sentence examples for sign of help from inspiring English sources

Despite the predictability of the disaster, there has been no sign of help from the Burmese junta.

But sadly there is no sign of Help to Buy Votes creating a bubble because no one is taking up the scheme and banks are already offering more attractive loans than we can... Cameron: Bugger.

"I'm going to have to science the shit out of this," Watney decides upon finding himself alone on the planet with no sign of help from home, and the film doesn't shy away from the mathematical detail as he secures what's left of the Mars base and tries to create the basic requirements for life from whatever he can find lying around.

He said: "When the flames are licking up around the boat and there is just no sign of help and they are talking about sending a boat that is going to be four hours away you feel somewhat helpless.

Lexie tragically dies, leaving the other surgeons alone, with no sign of help on the way.

The government has ordered aid supplies to be airlifted in but there's little sign of help on Palu's shattered streets and survivors appeared increasingly desperate.

Democracy is, no doubt, in its infancy in Nepal, but the country's leaders have shown little sign of helping it grow up.RABINDRA MISHRALondonComing cleanSIR--The clearest course of action that the American government could take if it is serious about curbing Mexican corruption ("Dirty linen", May 17th) would be to prosecute the American bankers who have made the money laundering possible.A.A

There have been some signs of help.

So when the first signs of help finally appeared on the horizon, they were understandably excited.

Eagerly awaited test results on a much-publicized new cancer drug designed to stop tumors by cutting off their blood supply indicate that the medication is safe and that it shows promising signs of helping control the disease.

NEW YORK TIMES Japan's Pro-Inflation Policies Show Signs of Helping  |  "In the last few months, the nation's new prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has pushed policy makers and other officials to take bold steps to revive one of the world's largest economies.