Sentence examples for worthy of help from inspiring English sources

The community has selected who is worthy of help and who is not.

What factors are used to decide whether a person is worthy of help?

Not because they thought white women were more worthy of help, but for fear of being labelled racist or insensitive.

For example, it is weighing whether loans to people who buy speedboats and snowmobiles are as worthy of help as those to people who buy cars.

In other words, as far as the public psyche is concerned, "migrants" will continue to be undesirable and unwanted unless they have proved themselves worthy of help through emotive  images and reductive narratives.

We want to attract doctors to the vital and satisfying work of helping people with mental health problems because they can see that those people are as worthy of help as anyone.

Whatever it was, I'd started to think there might exist some suffering people who had not brought it upon themselves, and who might therefore be worthy of some help, some help from us, the larger group.

Now their economic ambitions are turning to the lighter side of their nature.The government appears to think that some service industries are especially creative and therefore worthy of special help, including film, tourism and computer games, but also health care and conferences.

companies would be classified as 'emerging growth companies' worthy of special help," said Professor Ritter, who opposed the enactment of the JOBS Act.

So Mr Semyonov probably hits the right note when he speaks of agriculture as a "strategic industry", worthy of state help for that reason.

Dividing disabled people into "deserving and undeserving" based upon wealth or lifestyle smacks of the moralistic 19th century attitude to the poor, where only those suitably behaved were deemed worthy of state help.