Sentence examples for slight help from inspiring English sources

That said, a drop in rates should be a slight help to earnings.

Starting with the next election in 2010, the standard term of government will increase from four to five years; postal voting will become available to everyone; and the active voting age will come down from 18 to a surprising 16.That may be a slight help to the Greens, who in the 2006 election garnered over 11% of the poll, a little more than the Freedom Party.

Despite some Spartans being killed, they heroically defeat the Immortals (with slight help from the Arcadians).

Winter precipitation reduces home sales, particularly in the South, so the dry January was, if anything, a slight help to housing, offsetting the effect of the cold.

Your comic appeal, which required a slight helping hand from directors like the Farrelly brothers and Spike Jonze, became annoyingly broad, thanks to the embarrassing "women can be gross too!" comedy The Sweetest Thing and last year's double whammy of The Other Woman and Sex Tape.

He led me to the family dining room, and without the slightest help from me, worked himself into a lather.

Christmas time is one of the loneliest and lowest times for those in trouble and in need, and some will be forever grateful of your slightest help.

These slight improvements help the Mini inch its way up closer to the iMac and Macbook line as an entry-level desktop solution.

Give your mum a slight hand help in the kitchen while cooking or cleaning.

Gross domestic product in Britain fell 0.4percentt in the third quarter, surprising many economists who expected slight growth helped by a weak pound.

The Journal's slight gain helped the paper widen its lead over USA Today for the largest circulation over all, 2.1 million to 1.8 million.