Helped [adjective]

People living in some of the most affected countries often do not have governments that can meet these criteria, making it difficult for them to be eligible to get international help.

Portland has needed defensive help in the frontcourt and on the wings since parting with Al-Farouq Aminu and Moe Harkless in 2019.

As Washington scrapes the bottom of its roster to find help, it may have to turn to the top of the depth chart.

He decided to turn to the community for help — a role reversal, after helping others for years.

Cleveland had the worst record in the East last year, and it needs help at virtually every position.

She was among the first of 31 New York-Presbyterian nurses to arrive earlier this month to give overworked nurses in Salt Lake County two weeks of help as they treated patients in crowded hospitals.

Although his outside shot needs improvement, Williams’ energy and defensive potential make him helpful for a rebuilding team like the Bulls who need help in a variety of ways.

Surfactants in household cleaning products help, again, with lather and spreadability.

The way the system works is it will show you a video if you ask for some help, which is just enough to give you a hint.

Using partnerships with other brands, especially endemic ones like Athleta and WW, likely helps boost the perception of Obé as a lifestyle fitness brand as well as help to increase subscribers.