Sentence examples for to keep helping for from inspiring English sources

If Spain asks for help, the rescuers will have to keep helping for years.

Soon he had 25,000 LinkedIn connections, and he realized that there weren't enough hours in the day for him to keep helping people one-on-one.

For now, those cheap panels are helping to keep business brisk for installers large and small across the country.

Not only does carbon dioxide help drive climate change, but studies also suggest that CO2 is helping to keep leaves greener for longer.

Like others, she'll have to keep waiting for help and peace of mind, not knowing if that will take weeks, months, or years.

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In 1997 she repeatedly trumpeted the musical "Titanic" despite lukewarm reviews, helping to keep it open for nearly two years.

There was a good chance that banks would use the money to buy government bonds, helping to keep borrowing costs for Italy, Spain and other countries under control.

Technological innovation has made the use of oil and gas more efficient, too, helping to keep rising demand for energy at least partly in check.

"It is fair to say that a very strong high-yield market is helping to keep Energy Future Holdings afloat for the time being," said Peter J. Thornton, an analyst at the credit research firm KDP Investment Advisors.

Throughout the years, grants, private contributions and family donations have helped to keep it going for the benefit of scholars with specific research purposes, and helped in the mammoth task of digitising its holdings.