Sentence examples similar to your constant help from inspiring English sources

Now military intelligence, for example, cannot staff its offices without constant help from the reserves.

But, as far as we can tell, with Putnam's constant help she gets along extremely well.

Now 82, her health is frail, but she has constant help and the devoted assistance of Debbie, her confidential secretary.

His neighbor — who had been so totally in charge of making decisions for himself — now needed constant help.

This means anyone who requires lots of extra or constant help will be deprived of support to help them pay for additional care or services.

Wallace can develop into a Randy Moss-type weapon in the sense that he is dangerous enough to command constant help coverage over the top.

"I would do it all over again," Yadriel said of the constant help he had given to his aunt for the past two years.

In pass protection, Winston is not the most consistent force, but unlike a lot of right tackles, he doesn't require constant help.

And he was soon on another plane to Shanghai, where he and Wu trained together for two weeks with the constant help of an interpreter.

The compliant legs with nonlinear spring constant help absorb impact energy while the robot hits the ground.

But if it's about a large, complicated and politically charged story like Iran, readers need constant help with history and context — even the highly educated, elite audience of The Times.