Sentence examples for supportive help from inspiring English sources
Several of the carers stated that they had no contact with their spouse's family; their children had very little input into the care of the affected parent and generally they felt distanced from any close supportive help with the day-to-day management of the condition.
Seek the supportive help that exists in the community and from other family members and friends to get yourself to a safe place.
As in Bristol, Adur & Worthing councils have been highly supportive, helped in large part by Lucy Adams, the active communities officer, who pushed for temporary street orders to be available.
Developed at the University of Arizona, Helpers is a community-based brief intervention training program that teaches lay community members, who are concerned about another's tobacco use (i.e. "health influencers"), how to encourage quitting tobacco with a supportive "helping conversation".
Bringing a sense of reason to a family member who may not be supportive, helps the person going through the divorce immeasurably.
Key support for social franchising includes: clinical training and supportive supervision, help building sustainable businesses, marketing and demand creation, and mechanisms to make services affordable for clients.
The campaigners acknowledge that legal action could prove costly but argue that with fundraising and supportive legal help, a test case would be "feasible and practical", said Banyard.
"And she is either going to take it over completely, or she is going to be cooperative and supportive and help us get the magazine out.
GB Skeleton are always extremely supportive and help me enjoy what I do, that makes me relaxed and results come from that".
Connecting parallel structures likewise supportive to help beat the issue of the pounding, more hazardous condition than earthquake, observed during past earthquake events, for example 1985 Mexico City (Betro 1987), 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake and many others.
Be supportive and help each other get there.
