Sentence examples for source for help from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johnson said Motorola sometimes asked "an independent outside source" for help in deciding whether a patient needed a service.

It is hardly unusual for a reporter to appeal to a source for help in reconstructing an event.

The world was proving slow to grasp the potential of their technology, so they turned to an unusual source for help.

TOKYO — When a South African mining company faced a difficult problem — how to get more black managers into leadership roles — it called on an unexpected source for help, a nonprofit group affiliated with a U.S. business school.

A fiduciary advisor, fee-only (paid by the hour), can be an excellent source for help.

A woman is forced to turn to an unlikely source for help after her friends refuse to help her recover from being hit by a car.

For informal help-seeking, older research (Karabenick & Knapp, 1988, p.225) shows that overall, most students (approximately 70%) used at least one informal source for help-seeking, such as peers, and used at least one formal source, such as academic student services (62%).

Interestingly, lay persons and physicians both preferred nonprofessionals as a source for help-seeking over professionals, although lay persons' preference toward nonprofessional sources was more prominent than physicians' preference.

More than 38 million people are turning to their 401(k) providers, the Internet and other sources for help in covering the costs of retirement, making retirement planning a skill as crucial as software training was in the last decade.

Sources for help with these and other aspects of career planning and job hunting include the postdoc offices and career centers at some universities, campus postdoc associations, and professional societies, as well as publications like Science's Next Wave.

In spite of the widespread piracy of Viagra in China — or perhaps because the fake Viagra doesn't work — men continue to turn to such extraordinary sources for help.