Sentence examples for aid very from inspiring English sources

The poor billions of East Asia have begun to race out of poverty not because of aid (very few received much) but because the conditions were created for their countries' economies to grow.Mr Collier has an array of suggestions, all of them sensible, though some are unlikely to be taken up soon.

With Chrysler's sales down 45.5% so far this year, and no market rebound in sight, the company could blow through its additional government aid very quickly.

The Venezuelan government takes this aid very seriously.

Most people will require an optical aid (very large binoculars or a small telescope) that magnifies at least 30 times to achieve an image of Saturn's rings, in which clear resolution is present.

And now, after Sunday's victory, aided very nicely by Fielder's dropped pop-up, they could be back in the World Series next week, looking for a third championship in the last decade.

People brought up Kool-Aid very often, in reference to Bundy.

AID is very short lived [12] and it has been argued that Fe65 could potentiate AID functions by stabilizing it [45].

Residents were told that receiving the aid was very simple.

The limitations of aid are very much on display in Haiti.

"The de facto situation on the ground means delivering any kind of aid is very difficult.

The whole concept of aid is very old and not necessarily relevant for modern times.