Sentence examples similar to your constant assistance from inspiring English sources

When you cannot take care of yourself, you may need constant assistance to help you remember to take your medicine, to make sure you are active and to generally make sure you remain safe in your home.

Lois Lane is your classic spunky heroine, quick with the self-believing backchat, very slow in the matter of staying alive without constant assistance.

A common assistance algorithm available on commercial pedelecs consists in providing predefined constant assistance electric power.

A few years later, Mr. Houlton had a stroke that left him in need of constant assistance.

Children from age 4 to about 7 will probably need constant assistance; older children should be able to solo after a few tries with an adult.

They show great potential to help patients with severe motor deficits perform everyday tasks without the constant assistance of caregivers.

If the goal is for children to successfully manage life after high school without the constant assistance of hovering parents, healthy habits need to be established long before age 18.

Flood-bound Nicole Sicotte, the clinic charge nurse, provided constant assistance via phone.

For someone like myself, who suffers from a disability and needs constant assistance in everyday activities, the challenge has been all the more difficult.

He is not able to carry out activities of daily living -- eating, dressing, toileting, bathing -- without constant assistance from an adult.

He will be unable to move around in his own home, require constant assistance from his older sons, and not be able to visit his five-year-old daughter's bedroom on the next floor.