Sentence examples for sufficient help from from inspiring English sources

As has been the case all season, Bryant and O'Neal are not receiving sufficient help from their teammates.

In an address to the Democratic convention Wednesday night, Mayor O'Malley echoed many other municipal officials when he said police and fire departments are not even getting sufficient help from the federal government to maintain their antiterror efforts.

The last sentence he wrote was: "The stagnationists are wrong in their diagnosis of the reason the capitalist process should stagnate; they may still turn out to be right in their prognosis that it will stagnate — with sufficient help from the public sector".

The last sentence he wrote was: "The stagnationists are wrong in their diagnosis of the reason the capitalist process should stagnate; they may still turn out to be right in their prognosis that it will stagnate -- with sufficient help from the public sector". Keynes' best-known saying is surely, "In the long run we are all dead". This is one of the most fatuous remarks ever made.

They had received sufficient help from health care services (91%) and sufficient emotional support (78%) during the 18 months follow-up.

Smokers disagreed with the policy (p < 0.001), were less likely to agree that it protects people from passive smoke (p < 0.001) and felt they did not receive sufficient help from the hospital to quit smoking (p < 0.001).

And they often require extremely high co-payments for outpatient services, which can discourage individuals from seeking sufficient help or from continuing treatment.

Remaining at home without sufficient help is frightening.

If self-help strategies alone are not sufficient, seek help from your physician or a mental health professional.

If a mother-in-law could not find sufficient domestic help from the daughters-in-law, there was a market for women to be bought as maids or servants.

New Orleanians, we were told by Rush Radio's listeners, should become heartier, more self-sufficient folk who do not expect any help from the government, even during a genuine emergency such as a hurricane.