Sentence examples for some form of help from inspiring English sources

"Looking at it realistically, I think you'll see some form of help that isn't too damaging for the donor countries," he said.

Of British children, 1 in 1,000 is severely deaf, and as many as 7 per 1,000 are estimated to have a level of impairment that requires some form of help.

One in ten of all homes are eligible for some form of help with their energy bills, and there's a total pot of £320m available, points out the Home Heat Helpline.

And while we all appreciate that the NHS has limited resources and must prioritise life-threatening conditions or more serious illnesses, women who are struggling with what Dorries called the "confidence stealing" condition of hair loss deserve to be heard and offered some form of help, rather than dismissed.

Here is the section that I would worry about, if I were a dissident or NGO currently enjoying some form of help or moral support from a British Embassy:Protecting our security requires us to work with countries who do not share our values and standards of criminal justice.

The 30.3% of participants who elected to receive some form of help with their retirement plan on average earned 3.32% more per year, net of fees, relative to those not receiving investment help.

As "Stones Into Schools" constantly illustrates, some forms of help from afar are infinitely more valuable than others.

The majority of participants sought some forms of help within the home including self-medications and varying degree of consultations with husbands, relatives and friends.

It is likely that our patients were receiving some form of financial help from social service organizations (which was not analyzed in the study) and thus, being unemployed, did not affect their financial capability.

He tried to claim some form of government help and was made to jump through hoops, only to be told that he wasn't entitled to anything.

Conclusion: Almost 50% of the community-dwelling stroke population lived with sequelae of stroke such that, unless there was a full-time and able-bodied caregiver at home, they needed some form of home help.