Similar words: halfhearted, half-hearted, help, whelp, helper, help out, helping, helpful. Meaning: n. the act of helping or improving yourself without relying on anyone else.
(31) Self-help has become a vicious and patronising fiction which is deployed to excuse society's neglect of its lowest earners.
(32) There would be no point n even Samuel Smiles's self-help, if all is actually governed by invariable law.
(33) Local councils, housing associations, and self-help groups should be enabled to buy suitable land for building at existing use value.
(34) Self-denial and self-help, however, would make a poor rallying cry for the hustings.
(35) So we joined a self-help group for parents of young gamblers.
(36) A minority or Liberals attacked the principle of state welfare,[www.Sentencedict.com] arguing that the state should rather encourage self-help and philanthropy.
(37) The procedures are in place for the independent counselling service to run the self-help group and supply advocates to meet demand.
(38) Hickson hopes this will form the nucleus of a self-help group.
(39) Observers have pointed to the potential contradictions of a self-help project which is heavily reliant for its continuation on external funding.
(40) The association was chaired by John Hume and drew on the self-help traditions of the credit unions.
(41) His career suggests that he was capable of combining a sense of duty with an urge to self-help.
(42) I could fill pages and pages with lists of self-help groups that have grown out of this discovered energy.
(43) Certainly, insufficient attention is often paid to concepts of choice, self-expression and self-help.
(44) Female access to other forms of working-class self-help also remained extremely limited.
(45) Thomas was renowned as a vigorous opponent of affirmative action or reverse discrimination, espousing minority self-help rather than racial quotas.
(46) Self-help groups can be developed by interested clients who have completed structured anxiety management courses.
(47) Many bands now take responsibility for advertising their gigs[sentencedict.com], and these posters encourage these self-help initiatives.
(48) Women for Sobriety is a self-help group for women with drinking problems.
(49) In addition to these well-known self-help groups, two other self-help approaches to drinking problems should be noted.
(50) Become determined to develop your expertise using a self-help approach. Read the literature and learn.
(51) There was a great deal of communal self-help in the Engineering School.
(52) Self-help centres round modules developed by the company in collaboration with an outside training agency.
(53) An alcohol problems voluntary agency helps Mrs F who has become involved in a family self-help group.
(54) Self-help is the best way to success. ----John Ruskin.
(55) But what my former pastor too often failed to understand is that embarking on a program of self-help also requires a belief that society can change.
(56) Many movements in psychology, education, and training are focused on an enlarged self-consciousness. Most popular self-help literature also focuses upon this capacity.
(57) Though considering three aspects of the resource layer tissue layer service layer, design the pattern of self-help IP information service platform.
(58) Additional therapies include 12-Step facilitation approaches that assist those with drinking problems in using self-help programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
(59) I don't necessarily mean "faith" in a religious sense – thought certainly there is a great deal of self-help literature with a religious orientation.
(60) Well, order the cheapest tea, it only take 20 yuan per person. Take self-help tea is good too, the treatment is the same with slap-up tea and the environment usually is not bad.
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