Sentence examples for some sort of assistance from inspiring English sources
So, this new scheme will at least give me some sort of assistance with childcare costs".
Beyond the 2011 deadline, Colonel Fiske said, "I can't foresee them not asking for some sort of assistance from us".
Typically 20% of a student's tuition fees are paid and around 40% of matriculating students get some sort of assistance.
Only 35,000 of these Rohingya refugees live in registered refugee camps and receive some sort of assistance from NGOs.
In fact, about sixty per cent of all nursing-home residents now receive some sort of assistance from Medicaid.
What you do, if your life goes to pieces, is call up a social worker and she will see that you get some sort of assistance.
Speculation rose ahead of a European Union summit in Brussels that Greece would be offered some sort of financial assistance to help it avoid default on its sovereign debt.
Similar to how it tried to get Apple to build custom software that would help investigators access data stored on an iPhone, the FBI could try to compel a messaging service provider to provide some sort of technical assistance to help investigators read encrypted messages, says Andrew Crocker, staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Like other Iraqi mothers I work to provide some sort of financial assistance to my husband, albeit negligible, to help fend off the hardships of life through such hard times and in such an expensive country.
Almost seven of every ten of us will need some sort of personal assistance after age 65, and well need that help for an average of about three years.
Seventeen percent of households received some sort of public assistance.
