Sentence examples for aid hard from inspiring English sources

With its economy virtually bankrupt, the North's leader, Kim Jong Il, presumably found Mr Chung's offer of some $600,000-worth of aid hard to refuse.

Many MIT undergraduates will find the reduction in aid hard to handle, said Leonard V. Gallagher '54, director of financial aid.

Crafted out of uncooked egg-free pasta it is, as a drinking aid, hard to fault – at the risk of #accidentalpartridgeing, this bad boy still performed after nearly an hour spent dunked under a carrot-and-ginger-based beverage.

In the absence of effective government aid, hard-line Islamist charities pounced, using aid to sour public opinion against the war and the United States.

But this strategy goes further than anything we've seen before in undermining many of the principles of aid hard-won by anti-poverty campaigners over the past two decades.

"For me it's become an ethical issue," said Mr. Gedmin, who was in Washington this month lobbying legislators for relief and trying to raise funds privately to aid hard-hit employees.

Indiana University is the biggest program that has contacted him, and while the Hoosiers have not yet made a purchase, Santino said he has 18 orders at the moment, including from the Rochester Institute of Technology, the only other institution besides Gallaudet that had ordered the system specifically to aid hard-of-hearing students.

Mr. Bush has not objected when the big firms and rich executives of Wall Street have been on the receiving end of federal assistance, but now he is threatening to block a measure to aid hard-hit neighborhoods filled with ordinary Americans.

There's a Danish guy here, who's getting money from home and has hired a truck and he's just driven off with a few more people trying to aid hard-hit areas on their own.

Aid is hard to get right.

With William Duggan, he is the author of The Aid Trap: Hard Truths About Ending Poverty.