Sentence examples for to help attack from inspiring English sources

Daniel H. Russell, a senior biology major at Kalamazoo, said he was especially unimpressed by Mr. Kerry on Social Security reform -- "he offered no real answer at all on that except more of the same," he said -- and by Mr. Bush's plan to use private savings accounts to help attack the nation's severe health care problems.

Several Arab states, believed to include the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, have offered to help attack Islamic State (Isis) targets in Syria and Iraq, in a major boost for US efforts to build a broad coalition against the Sunni insurgent group.

Nine water-spraying helicopters and eight fixed-wing aircraft dumping flame-retardant chemicals are being used to supplement the efforts of firefighters on the ground, said Doug Johnston, an engineer with the Fire Department of neighboring Kern County, who was one of those called to the scene to help attack the blaze.

A French expedition to seize the island brought the materiel needed to repair the frigate, but when asked to help attack the island Pitot refused and slipped away to Guadaloupe.

Treatment for that particular diagnosis can include more severe medical interventions like Botox injections in the head and surgery to help attack the trigger nerves in the brain and lessen those signals entirely.

While UB-8s construction neared completion in early March 1915, Enver Pasha and other Turkish leaders were pleading with their German and Austro-Hungarian allies to send submarines to the Dardanelles to help attack the British and French fleet pounding Turkish positions.

Stosur, a net-rushing Australian, benefited from Saturday's warm, dry conditions, which tend to help attacking players with big kick serves.

Initially, the Helmand governor's office said some insurgents had infiltrated the Afghan ranks and plotted to help the attack.

With roughly eight miles remaining, Evans continued to wait for someone to help him attack, to cut into Schleck's advantage, which was growing.

The first is used to track trends in the preschool population and to help teachers attack problem areas.

One of the film's protagonists is Dr. Mohammad Jawad, a skilled plastic surgeon who leaves a thriving medical practice in London to help acid attack victims.