Sentence examples for will be helpless from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thicke, no matter how ludicrous a suit he may choose to wear, will be helpless to overcome her.

Junior could not help replying, "Soon you also will be helpless and need someone to tend to your natural functions.

The women with means will be able to travel across state lines to a progressive state for the procedure, but the poor women who cannot care for a third or fourth child will be helpless to do the same.

Anyone who has tried to raise a young child will be helpless before "I Am Sam," a shamelessly uplifting melodrama about a mentally challenged man fighting for custody of his young daughter.

But during his current campaign, Santorum has made it clear that he thinks Obama is the worst village elder of all, who is feeding us "the narcotic of government dependency" so that Americans will be helpless and he'll be more powerful and important.

Because of these shortcomings, incremental algorithms will be helpless when comes to rigorous concept drift.

But if Mr. Obama really feels the passion and disappointment he expressed about steps like the Dream Act, he will not be helpless.

But Roger Clemens's hamstring affects his pickoff move and Orlando Hernández is slow in his delivery, and those two will probably be helpless against Suzuki.

If she takes the child she will be burdened, helpless, vulnerable.

"Can't you see that criminals will always find a way to get a gun, and the law-abiding will be rendered helpless?

Andrew Strauss will be a helpless spectator at Lord's on Monday as England attempt a task which is somewhere between highly improbable and impossible to retain their status as the world's best Test team.