Sentence examples for take more help from inspiring English sources

The physicians said that they perceived collaboration with other professionals as being helpful in the management of COSA patients: " But there I think we've learned to take more help from other professionals at our medical centres.

Instead, businesses need more help to take on more staff, he adds (which goes back to his crusade on EU red tape) Photograph: BBC News 12.54pm BST Some background on the UK rebate issue -- French government officials argued last night that the agricultural grants to new EU members should not be included in calculations for the UK rebate.

In real life it will take more effort to help them.

A half-hour after trading began, Mr. Bernanke declared that the Fed was ready to take more action to help an economy that's "far from satisfactory".

Following this, pressure group Stonewall urged tour operators to take "more responsibility" for helping the LGBT community get the best out of their holidays and travel safely.

It can end there or you can take more responsibility by helping them find their friends or walking them home if it's safe.

"It especially helps for  4K – with 4K and HDR it's going take more bandwidth – this will help that," Klarke adds.

It will take more than aspirin to help Americans keep healthy colons ("Aspirin, and Cousins, Take a New Role in the War on Cancer," March 11).

So there is a need to take more steps which will help keep unemployment down now — not next year or in five years, but within months.

The headteacher hopes the government will now take more interest in Amorikot, help pay for qualified teachers and provide capitation grants - money from the government to cover the cost of tuition fees, brought in under Uganda's universal primary education policy.

Most Republicans fear Watt would force bailed-out Fannie and Freddie to take more aggressive steps to help the housing market, such as reducing principal on mortgages.