Sentence examples for systems that succour from inspiring English sources

Examine the education systems that succour it.

Your tone suggests that succour, compassion and kindness towards the Iraqis should now be offered by rich countries.

Journalist Robert McCrum in The Guardian describes Lobster as ".. a left-wing journal that offers succour to conspiracy theorists a brave, bright beacon, a Quixotic piece of typically English amateurism that keeps the professionals on their toes".

And that gave succour to the newspapers that also ignored the revelations, almost certainly at the government's request.

Defeat in Afghanistan would mark a humiliation for the West, and for NATO, that would give succour to its foes in the world.

It's clear the succour that scramble on 1 has given the Masters champ, because he's been brilliant since then.

It has slipped all us inside a permanent bubble of suspended-remembrance, and inside that bubble we succour on the thrill that only memory can offer.

I'd rather take succour from that.

Even the area of Arab grievance that has received most succour on the European left Israel's heavy-handedness finds mucheavy-handedness findsAmuchcan lessralsympathy

Citing the success of markets in fisheries, as well as sulphur-dioxide and nitrogen-oxide emissions, they argue that they would bring succour to cetaceans.

I'm often amazed at the way theatre provides just the right story that you need for succour at the exact moment you need it.