Sentence examples for to provide from from inspiring English sources

[S1] "The relationships that people build with community members are very slow and fragile in getting them going … We all know that service providers who attempt to provide from [a larger town] to remote communities do only touch the surface because they, unfortunately, can only drive in, have a meeting and drive out.

My hesitation in leaving this football club at this time is that I will leave the players in a time they still need strong guidance and care which I hope to continue to provide from a distance.

It could force the chancellor, George Osborne, to give the NHS more money for 2015-16 in his budget on 18 March, over and above the extra £2bn a year he promised to provide from April in his autumn statement.

While regretting the collective loss of know-how at the end of the 112th Congress, Ms. Snowe said problems infecting the House and Senate go much deeper and demand attention, which she hopes to provide from the outside once she exits.

Over most of this century, companies have needed more equity capital than they have been able to provide from retained profits.

The nature of the spatial-resource-planning continuum however requires not only to take energy aspects into consideration but to match them with the basic functions the described archetypes have to provide from the social and economic point of view.

Immunitas develops to counter an all-encompassing reciprocity, to provide protection from obligation and insulation from the potentially unappeasable commons.

A Republican from Rhode Island, Mowry took advantage of his entrepreneurial spirit to provide lead from his mines for their ammunition.

"Basically we have had to provide everything from scratch".

Here, too, blue tarps were stretched over rooftops to provide protection from the elements.

Yet the reader is offered no mask, no gloves, to provide distance from the horror.