"Without assistance, we just didn't have a chance," he said.
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I paid off my student loans in full without assistance.
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He cannot move his limbs or eat or breathe without assistance.
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Scalise struggled to his feet without assistance even before shortstop and Rep.
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Hours earlier three migrants drowned trying to cross the stretch without assistance.
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Do you imagine a serene, goddess-like mother who breastfeeds without assistance?
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He is unable to move his limbs or eat or breathe without assistance.
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By five, Barbara was typing letters and poetry on the Corona without assistance.
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She lay in a windowless cubicle and could not turn over without assistance.
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He appears to be able to walk to the police cruiser without assistance.
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Nerius became so weak that at one point, he couldn't walk without assistance.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Leong Yuet Meng cannot walk more than 23 meters without assistance.
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She is clearly not elderly and is quite capable of walking without assistance.
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We can never map the world, and keep it mapped, without assistance from machines.
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It flourished without assistance from the record industry and the commercial structures within it.
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The condition left him unable to move his limbs or eat or breathe without assistance.
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The Commodores finally got one without assistance with 21953:254 left on Nesmith's breakaway layup.
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All could walk, use transportation services for the disabled and use the toilet without assistance.
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Some are even attempting to cross the puddle without assistance, or even on a bike.
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He appeared upbeat and walked without assistance, and briefly addressed reporters in southern Davao City.
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While subscribers quickly learn to navigate the house, new arrivals are often lost without assistance.
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He was initially left paralyzed from the neck down and unable to breathe without assistance.
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I wrote it myself, on my own initiative, without assistance, and based solely on public information.
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Yury Sidorov, the Russian, fails to so much as stand up off the couch without assistance.
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Gallo revealed Thursday that Hastert is incapable of dressing and bathing himself without assistance from caretakers.
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I believe Zuckerberg is capable of addressing Thune's concern, and without assistance from the federal government.
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Rescue vehicles came to the plane, though all the passengers were able to exit without assistance.
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"It's very difficult to deal with this situation without assistance from the international community," she said.
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When the top cylinder was centered on the bottom one, it stood in place without assistance.
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Reid told Bash that his cancer is in remission, but he is unable to walk without assistance.
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Since then, the coalition decided to move forward on testing the doll without assistance from law enforcement.
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The women were unable to do anything, from putting on underwear to taking a shower, without assistance.
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He had Parkinson's disease, which left him unable to feed himself or do anything else without assistance.
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Pulling her own 220-pound sled for 373 miles, she arrived at her final destination without assistance.
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He is currently on life support and unable to move his limbs or eat or breathe without assistance.
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Charlie is currently on life support and unable to move his limbs or eat or breathe without assistance.
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Dad can't walk, get dressed or complete most basic daily routines without assistance, but his spirits are good.
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After three weeks on a ventilator in 1997, he could breathe without assistance, but was that a blessing?
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None provides the dignity of being able to support a family without assistance; all are threatened by automation.
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Previously fully independent, she then required 24/7 care because she couldn't even use the bathroom without assistance.
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We're told it was so debilitating for Hugh, he could barely walk without assistance and was bedridden soon after.
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Eight weeks later, Ziggy is free from the cart and is trotting around on his repaired leg without assistance.
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His boxing hand wraps, which he can now put on without assistance, are patterned in the Louis Vuitton monogram.
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The woman's condition makes it hard for her to go about daily tasks, as she cannot walk without assistance.
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He has been suffering degenerative brain damage since birth and cannot breathe without a ventilator or move without assistance.
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The three were alert, talking and walking without assistance, Raleigh County Sheriff Scott Van Meter said after the rescue.
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Mr. Simon believed that private banks should be left to recycle OPEC's financial surpluses without assistance from the fund.
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Other children counted wooden pegs and cut patterns into construction paper, largely without assistance from the classroom's two teachers.
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Tows for a string of barges cannot got through the section between mile markers 121 and 134 without assistance.
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The majority are hosted by poor or developing nations who cannot provide for them without assistance from rich nations.
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He has been suffering degenerative brain damage since birth, and cannot breathe without a ventilator or move without assistance.
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The three Americans appear to be in good condition and were all able to walk on the plane without assistance.
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The legend of Colette, in brief, is one of those rare real-life dramas that arrive at melodrama without assistance.
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Risher has a pacemaker and hearing aids, but he walks without assistance and has had almost no serious health problems.
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Steven Sanchez wearing SuitX's Phoenix exoskeleton Because it's so lightweight and adjustable, wearers can put the Phoenix exoskeleton on without assistance.
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I even got him to swim short distances without assistance (he was 5-years-old and he couldn't touch the bottom).
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Without the grant, and locked out of capital markets, Puerto Rico can no longer fund the program without assistance from Congress.
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No-kill policies can be helpful, but without assistance for struggling families, they may be making things worse for America's pets.
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Evacuation centers are supposed to have spaces for animals, but many people could not ferry their livestock and pets without assistance.
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Without assistance, she cannot get in or out of bed, make it from the bed to the bathroom or dress herself.
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Researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University have created a quadruped robot capable of climbing a vertical ladder without assistance, IEEE Spectrum reported.
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This time, to fulfill its quest to pioneer private sector human space flight, it's going it alone, without assistance from another firm.
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To minimize these penalties, hospitalized patients at high risk of falling may be discouraged from getting up and moving around without assistance.
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It was only recently that he was able to turn the ignition on the car and put it into gear without assistance.
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According to Kate Kelly's book on Bear Stearns' final days, JPMorgan was reluctant to buy Bear Stearns without assistance from the Fed.
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The food was buried last year for another explorer, Ben Saunders, who attempted a solo crossing without assistance but did not finish.
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I practice gratitude for my cozy office, for my family, and that I can work and walk and ride horses without assistance.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem said on Friday that Deutsche Bank must survive "on its own", without assistance from the German state.
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With one app, Nathalia's computer is connected to the lights in her home, so she can switch them on and off without assistance.
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She also insults the residents of Okinawa with her pamphleteering and — in the film's pièce de résistance — gives birth on camera without assistance.
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But, the most noteworthy event happened in the court hallway ... where Pryor was walking without assistance and even climbed stairs on his own.
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She says lawyers are often beyond the financial reach of couples who end up going through the process without assistance or vital information.
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Pretty good sign that he was able to walk without assistance ... especially considering he was in a neck brace immediately after the accident.
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The new stills show Craig, 51, suited up as the famous spy, walking next to a retro Aston Martin on both legs without assistance.
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The commission's historic report declared Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and without assistance to kill Kennedy before Jack Ruby murdered Oswald while in custody.
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Customers can use Avis Now to change cars while still in the lot, confirm fuel level and mileage and return the car without assistance.
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Before her wedding, Heather Palmer (now Halls) reached out to Rex Bionics, a company that creates exoskeletal suits that help people walk without assistance.
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About 50 percent of patients with hip fractures will never be able to ambulate without assistance and 25 percent will require long-term care.
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They also had to offer at least one accessible voting machine at each polling place so that disabled voters could cast ballots without assistance.
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RBG got a little help from security but also walked without assistance Thursday in NYC as she entered the 92nd Street Y cultural center.
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By phone, the woman explained that her mother-in-law had used a chair for decades and could transfer in and out without assistance.
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She could no longer move without assistance and had fallen victim to the debilitating and frightening psychosis that haunts many people with Parkinson's disease.
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Tom Cotton -- came out strongly against the legislation, opposition that seemed like it could sideline the legislation for the foreseeable future without assistance from McConnell.
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Without assistance, without anyone standing to catch her, she struggled to her feet and took one halting step after another, watching herself in a mirror.
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USAID estimates the poorest and most unstable countries will be hard-pressed to achieve food security without assistance programs or imports, which they cannot afford.
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She would need two months of intense physical therapy before she could walk without assistance, and would have a bad limp for close to a year.
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U.S. authorities said Mateen was self-radicalized and acted alone, without assistance or orders from abroad, to commit the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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RBG's still plugging along after her 4th bout with cancer ... and when we spotted her in New York City last month, she was walking without assistance.
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In successive days, when any of our blind colleagues master the circuitous trails from their cabins to the dining hall without assistance, we rejoice with them.
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At the end of her life, when she was nearly blind from macular degeneration and could no longer paint without assistance, O'Keeffe traded art for fashion.
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The association, which requires an applicant to create a watch without assistance, counts as its members such celebrated figures as Philippe Dufour and François-Paul Journe.
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Cons: There's no warranty, the fitted sheet doesn't stay on without assistance, pillows come with an initial odor, and my cats are slowly destroying my blanket.
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The nurse immediately shouted for my help to resuscitate the baby, which I rushed to do—and it soon started crying healthily, maintaining oxygen concentration without assistance.
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It's also worth noting that because infertility is typically defined in a physiological way, it can exclude LGBTQ+ couples who may be unable to conceive without assistance.
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In one famous attempt, the swimmer Captain Matthew Webb, the first known person to swim the English Channel without assistance, drowned in the Niagara rapids in 21901.
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He's currently confined to a wheelchair, needs 24-hour care, and cannot get out of bed, use the toilet, bathe or dress without assistance, the submission says.
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Nearly a year has passed and after months of rehab, the patient can walk without assistance and his arms and legs, while still numb, are getting stronger.
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Both had experienced instances in which patients who needed the therapies the two had worked on weren&apost able to get access to them without assistance programs.
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And "Omni," a stunning four-panel wax pieceby Dylan Gebbia-Richards, is installed around the corner from "The Beyond," one of O'Keeffe's final works finished without assistance.
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The men walked without assistance to the U.S. government plane that flew them out of Pyongyang and were in the air less than an hour after leaving custody.
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Of those they service, 67% cannot leave their homes without assistance and 78% have difficulty performing daily activities such as dressing, washing and cooking, according to the survey.
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The US government, via the Warren Commission report, declared Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and without assistance to kill Kennedy before Jack Ruby murdered him while in custody.
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Without assistance with both their thoughts and infants' sleep problems, parents can end up questioning their competence to care for their children or thinking they are bad parents.
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But the chemotherapy treatment was especially brutal, compromising several vertebrae to the point where he needed two back surgeries and leaving him unable to walk much without assistance.
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I remember watching grown men cry as they describe the difference their children's private schools — schools they could not have afforded without assistance — have made in their lives.
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François Gabart set the previous record of 20183 days in the 2012-13 edition of the race, which is held every four years and sailed entirely without assistance.
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Rahimi, who was wounded in a shootout with police before being arrested, walked slowly into the Manhattan federal courtroom in the afternoon without assistance, wearing a blue prison jumpsuit.
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Mateen, who lived in Fort Pierce, Florida, with Salman and their young son, was self-radicalized and acted alone without assistance or orders from abroad, according to U.S. authorities.
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They are also capable of picking their way without assistance over sheer underwater cliffs and mountains, and past crevices and gullies, using on-board cameras and machine-vision software.
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After my hair was ready to go, I returned home to primp — all on my lonesome, and without assistance from a full team like many of the night's attendees.
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Most of the cheaper systems don't work well and the good — and very expensive — setups can require advanced installations that the average person isn't capable of doing without assistance.
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U.S. authorities believe that Mateen, who lived in Fort Pierce, Florida, with his wife and young child, was self-radicalized and acted alone without assistance or orders from abroad.
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The Spaniard, a double world champion, was fortunate to escape serious injury, climbing out of his wrecked car without assistance and released from the medical center after precautionary checks.
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"And it&aposs all borne by the rate payers of north east Ohio," she says, meaning that without assistance from the Trump Administration, water rates in Ohio could increase dramatically.
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Whether your mother is a tech addict — the first person who double taps your Instagram picture — or can't turn on her iPad without assistance, there's something that will suit her.
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A senior administration insisted that many projects could be implemented without assistance of the Palestinian Authority, but the goal was to have it ultimately engage in the multi-lateral process.
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Kayla Williams, 25, of Artie; Erica Treadway, 31, of Pax; and Cody Beverly, 21, of Dorothy were alert, talking and walking without assistance, Raleigh County Sheriff Scott Van Meter said.
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At a press conference, Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo said it was difficult to see how Paddock, 64, had accumulated so many guns, ammunition and potentially explosive material without assistance.
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Since 2014, Wayfindr—a digital system that lets people navigate the London underground by sound—has helped the few visually impaired people trialling out the tech to travel without assistance.
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Mahomes was able to walk off the field with assistance, then once he was off the field, was able to walk without assistance down the tunnel toward the locker room.
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Dutch finance minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem, who chairs meetings of euro zone finance ministers, said on Friday that Deutsche Bank must survive "on its own", without assistance from the German state.
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It also allows information technology departments to remotely unlock phones, even without assistance of the phone's users or access to the password needed to open the phone and unscramble the data.
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Exos are difficult for a paralyzed person to get into without assistance, they're far slower than a wheelchair, and they don't yet possess the dexterity needed to maintain balance without crutches.
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When Heather took Ethan to a new paediatrician in Los Angeles the doctor warned that there was a high likelihood that Ethan would never be able to move around without assistance.
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That alone might make it worth the international shipping fee, because frankly, free-handing a dog paw with a sharp razor isn't something you should have to take on without assistance.
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His doctors in Britain want to take him off life support, arguing that he has no hope of surviving without assistance and that he should be allowed to die in dignity.
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"This case is massive in scope, and we do not have sufficient resources without assistance of outside counsel," said James Boffetti, chief of the New Hampshire attorney general's consumer protection bureau.
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You write that they were sold as a "marital aids" for men to penetrate their wives if they couldn't perform without assistance, rather than devices intended for a woman's solo use.
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By play five or six, I was completely off-book—able to mime along entirely without assistance, the tired marbles of my eyes reflecting laptop-white as I gormlessly mouthed along.
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He said he could not afford an attorney and without assistance faced being overwhelmed by lawyers who brought the case at the Center for Justice and Accountability and the law firm Dentons.
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What Donatella Versace (Penelope Cruz) mentions about the rumors that Ellis had contracted AIDS after he appeared too weak to take a final bow at his own show without assistance, is true.
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And while a boat can have more than one fisherman on board, once there's a bite and an angler takes the pole he or she must reel the fish in without assistance.
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"Tesla owners have driven billions of miles using Autopilot, and data from our quarterly Vehicle Safety Report indicates that drivers using Autopilot experience fewer accidents than those operating without assistance," Tesla said.
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ISIS propaganda has inspired some homegrown extremists to carry out attacks on the West without assistance from operatives back in the Middle East, such as the 2016 nightclub shooting in Orlando, Fla.
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Al-Baghdadi is reportedly being treated for "injuries, diabetes and fractures to the body and legs that prevent him from walking without assistance," as well as a "deteriorating psychological state," al-Basri said.
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Sarah Schmid from Halle, Germany, who currently lives in France, delivered her sixth child naturally without assistance from a midwife or doctor in her backyard garden as her five other children looked on.
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The three detainees walked without assistance from the van that had brought them from custody, and were seated with medical personnel in the middle section of the plane, which had been curtained off.
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The airport trade group suggested in a letter Wednesday that there could be defaults on $7 billion of debt payments this year without assistance, which would raise borrowing costs for future airport projects.
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"Workers in this sector are often rural migrant workers with low levels of education and with scarce resources, so claiming their rights within the legal system without assistance can be difficult," Nee said.
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"Our data shows that, when used properly by an attentive driver who is prepared to take control at all times, drivers supported by Autopilot are safer than those operating without assistance," the company said.
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The robotic nature of the new camera means that museums around the world can capture these incredibly detailed images without having to send their artwork outside of the museum and without assistance from Google.
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"Tesla owners have driven billions of miles with Autopilot engaged, and data from our quarterly Vehicle Safety Report indicates that drivers using Autopilot remain safer than those operating without assistance," the spokesperson's statement reads.
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"There is nothing that a pest control company can do without assistance from the store," said Dan Brady, a project manager at Bell Bird Control, a company in Fairfield, N.J., that serves New York.
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There are powerful societal forces pushing us towards this mental trade-off, including the tendency to equate busyness with status, and the expectation that success requires managing every area of our lives without assistance.
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Some people with multiple sclerosis may have longer periods of remission or periods of no disease symptoms; others may have a disease course so severe that they lose the ability to walk without assistance.
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If State and local police are not going to be allowed to assist ICE, the bill should authorize funds to provide ICE with the additional officers it needs to enforce the law without assistance.
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"Video was obtained of [Bradley] exiting the vehicle with no assistance, removing a large wheeled brief/suit case from the trunk and walking into the city hall meeting without assistance," deputies wrote in the affidavit.
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In fact, my son's Keen sneakers stay on his feet so well they're actually kind of hard to get off, and at present, he has yet to be able to put them on without assistance.
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" Tesla responded to Consumer Reports with a statement: "Tesla is constantly introducing enhancements, proven over millions of miles of internal testing, to ensure that drivers supported by Autopilot remain safer than those operating without assistance.
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Their claim to have brought down the center is unfounded, according to Indian and American investigators, who said that the raid in Thane was carried out entirely by the local police, without assistance from American officials.
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The White House said the health of the three Americans appears to be in good condition and all were able to walk without assistance on to the plane on their way back to the United States.
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"Tesla is constantly introducing enhancements proven over millions of miles of internal testing to ensure that drivers supported by Autopilot remain safer than those operating without assistance," said a Tesla representative in a statement sent to CNBC.
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A cryptic black sarcophagus unearthed in Egypt has been opened — and revealed to host three skeletons, and a pool of sewage water so putrid excavators were unable to open the tomb without assistance from Egyptian military engineers.
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Your requestYou estimate that you will burn through $23 billion to $53 billion of cash by the end of the year, and that, without assistance, you may soon go bankrupt, perhaps as early as May or June.
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The notion that a company with a $76 billion market cap can't assemble planes without assistance from state taxpayers simply doesn't fly — but special treatment for privileged corporations is, of course, all too common across the United States.
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With US forces withdrawing from northeastern Syria, the Kurds in the region are left alone without assistance to face Syrian troops trying to reclaim the country's territory, and a Turkish-backed militia that views these fighters as terrorists.
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At the end of a visit, doctors give the keyboard to patients, who provide their firsthand ratings of various factors that show how they're progressing: their ability to walk without assistance, or their level of depression and anxiety.
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In adults above age 75 who could walk without assistance, keeping the top blood pressure number below 120 millimeters of mercury (mmHg) led to significantly lower rates of cardiovascular events and deaths from any cause, the study found.
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It plugs into the motor cortex and users imagine moving a limb in the direction they want to move the cursor; with minimal training, some were outperforming extant systems and typing dozens of characters per minute without assistance.
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Overall, 41 percent of the mothers who labored lying down had what's known as a spontaneous vaginal birth, when the baby emerges without assistance from tools like forceps or a vacuum and a surgical cesarean delivery isn't needed.
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Linux has come a long way, but keep in mind that you may not be able to use Windows-only programs and games without assistance, like the Wine compatability software, or play media files that have copy restrictions.
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"While the incomes and expectations of China's emerging affluent have risen, China's financial services sector has not kept pace...Unlike upper-middle class investors abroad, most Chinese investors chart their financial futures without assistance from financial service professionals," the authors said.
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The airline CEO Steven A. Rossum's letter to Florida's federal representatives and cabinet secretaries tasked with ensuring the survival of the airline industry stated that the carrier is "in dire need" of a bailout and will not survive without assistance.
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Each mother wrote down when her child sat up without support for the first time (which usually happens around 6 months), crawled for the first time (usually around 9 months) and stood and walked for the first time with and without assistance.
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Uber deploys teams to service bikes but its Help Center warns users "the bike you rent might not be at full charge" — so the rider can end up having to do work without assistance from the motor if the battery goes flat.
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The adjusted percentage of the Jewish population in Poland before the Holocaust was similar, and had similar implications: enough to loom large in the minds of their haters, not enough to be able to act without assistance in the face of an oppressor.
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Like the immigrants of Cuccinelli's own Irish-Italian ancestry who arrived here destitute in the late nineteenth century, poor Central American migrants will "stand on their own two feet," as people the world over are wont to do, with or without assistance.
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During the murder trial, a psychologist explained that he also has a low IQ, and because of this would be unable to take the stand without assistance; a second psychologist later took the stand and claimed that Godejohn instead had autism spectrum disorder level 1.
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"Bulldogs that reproduce without assistance, move freely, walk or run for long distances, and breathe normally even at rest are the exception," the University of California's Niels Pedersen, Ashley Pooch and Hongwei Liu said in a report in the Canine Genetics and Epidemiology journal.
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In Photos: Inside Greece's Idomeni Camp, Where 2000,21951 Migrants Are Stuck in Purgatory Overwhelmed NGOs warn that, with around 22.7,23 people arriving daily, the closure of the Macedonian border could leave up to 103,210 people trapped in Greece without assistance in a matter of weeks.
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Angel Colon, who survived the shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, in June despite sustaining multiple gunshot wounds and a broken leg, took his first steps without assistance on Friday, a significant milestone for one of the most visible survivors of the tragedy.
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One volunteer, who visits with two of the men detained weekly has reported that their condition is deteriorating: They are short of breath and have difficulty moving without assistance; their bones are visible, their skin tone grayish, their eyes hollow and their features sunken.
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In 453, five of Greater Cleveland's 10 most common jobs — retail sales, food preparation and service, cashiers, waiting tables and janitorial and cleaning work — did not pay enough for people to afford food without assistance, according to Policy Matters Ohio, a liberal research organization.
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In a message translated on Facebook from French, it says the pooch was extremely dehydrated and couldn't even lift his head after he was found, but following "excellent care" from a team of professionals, "this morning he raises his head," is eating well and drinking without assistance.
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He helped me reckon with the initial weirdness I'd felt about involving tech with meditation by likening it to a trojan horse that is introducing the practice to a new generation of people who might not have found it without assistance from some added bells and whistles.
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Marriage and health dataUsing representative data from the 2013 to 2017 National Health Interview Survey, we compared reports of self-rated health and functional limitation — difficulty doing activities without assistance or special equipment — across 1,428 bisexual adults, 2,654 gay and lesbian adults, and 150,403 heterosexual adults.
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The Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, a progressive think tank, points out that without assistance, the poorest renters have the highest risk of eviction, homelessness, starvation, or illness—largely because they must spend more of their limited income on rent, instead of food or medication.
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Because the laws clearly state that a patient must be able to take the medicine without assistance, Mr. Seckel said patients often have questions about their disease progression and how much time they likely have until they can no longer take the lethal medicine on their own.
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Co-founder and CEO Jeff Maltz said that 38.7 percent of those over 65 in the U.S., over 15 million people, have at least one serious disability that prevents them from using standard transit services without assistance, which represents what he said was an $11-billion market opportunity.
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" The company added that "Tesla drivers have logged more than one billion miles with Autopilot engaged, and our data shows that, when used properly by an attentive driver who is prepared to take control at all times, drivers supported by Autopilot are safer than those operating without assistance.
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Tesla wasn't having it at all, firing back its own biting response to Consumer Reports and standing firmly by the feature: Tesla is constantly introducing enhancements, proven over millions of miles of internal testing, to ensure that drivers supported by Autopilot remain safer than those operating without assistance.
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In addition, It would extend full assistance to higher income households most of whom can afford health insurance without assistance — by providing tax credits of as much as $85033,000 to couples with incomes as high as $150,000 a year, two-and-one-half times the current limits under ObamaCare.
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After all, boys will probably be able to work out how to get their rocks off without assistance, while girls can just figure out all that pleasure stuff when they're older, when they start buying fancy rabbit vibrators and going to New-Agey orgasm workshops and eventually psychotherapy, right?
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" (The NTSB can only recommend safety improvements; the NHTSA can enact regulations.) Tesla said in a statement that "Tesla drivers have driven billions of miles with Autopilot engaged, and data from our quarterly Vehicle Safety Report indicates that drivers using Autopilot remain safer than those operating without assistance.
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"Tesla drivers have logged more than one billion miles with Autopilot engaged, and our data shows that, when used properly by an attentive driver who is prepared to take control at all times, drivers supported by Autopilot are safer than those operating without assistance," the company said in a Thursday statement.
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In the first shot of him, he is with his wife of 57 years, visiting the doctor who runs through how he is to take the end-of-life medication: the lethal cocktail needs to be prepared somewhere which is not a public place and, although it can be mixed by someone else, he has to take it without assistance.
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Jaclyn Piscitelli, who worked at USJ from 2011 to 2019, claims that when the all-women's school became fully coed in 2018, the work environment in the athletic department became "openly hostile and disdainful toward women," male sports were given more resources than women's sports and Piscitelli was expected to do more work without assistance, according to her complaint, filed in US District Court.
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It was a half a lifetime ago, so I can't quite remember the doctor who maybe didn't want to concern a young girl with complicated details, like the fact that a PCOS diagnosis doesn't 100% predict fertility difficulties, or that plenty of women conceive without assistance despite having this condition, or the fact that there are several medications and processes that successfully get people with PCOS pregnant when they're ready.
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