Sentence examples for though of helping from inspiring English sources

Lower fuel subsidies will have the added benefit, though, of helping Palaniappan Chidambaram, the finance minister, hit his fiscal targets.

It was biggest of all, though, on helping women, particularly expectant mothers.

The thing is, though, the best way of helping may ultimately have little to do with pharmaceutical interventions.

Before getting carried away on the risks of helping, though, it's important to highlight the obvious, that helping others achieve their goals has important benefits, for both parties.

"I was given the worst things to do, like scrubbing the toilets," he said, "even though I was capable of helping G.E.D. students".

The transitional government last month jailed a senior official of the United Nations food program in Somalia, accusing him of helping terrorists, though he was eventually released.

Some tourists are arriving, though, with the specific aim of helping local people by combining holiday-making and volunteering.

(Most of the time, they even remain in the hearing room when it's not their turn to ask questions!) Most of all, though, it helps that they actually understand what the witnesses are talking about.

As time has gone on, though, the number of apps helping us do more than passively read, watch and listen has grown.

Murray did, though, have plenty of help as Nalbandian, seemingly jaded after a career-best winning streak of 11 matches, failed to return a modest Murray second serve when he had a real chance of reaching break point in the fourth game, and then delivered a double fault to drop serve in the seventh.

I never could have done any of this, though, without the help of my parents who are here today.