Sentence examples for aided extremely from inspiring English sources

Rhone Resch, president and chief executive of the Solar Energy Industries Association, said that while the loan guarantee program helped finance emerging technologies that were "higher-risk projects by definition," the grant program aided "extremely low-risk projects where you're using off-the-shelf technology".

The so-called Grand Prix blaze, which investigators suspect was deliberately set, was one of three burning on Friday in Southern California, aided by extremely high temperatures and winds that firefighters fear could reach 50 miles per hour in the next couple of days.

Dispersing refugees across France will make monitoring procedural inadequacies, and delivering aid, extremely difficult to impossible to achieve.

They don't have many cases, especially in Africa, of countries that use aid extremely effectively, and Rwanda does exactly that.

Fighting has disrupted the country's economy, exacerbated food shortages and made delivering food and aid extremely difficult.

Ongoing conflict in the east and northeast and dysfunctional or non-existent infrastructure throughout the country make delivering humanitarian aid extremely challenging for reasons of security and physical access to communities in need.

Estimates indicate that 7.6 million children are out of school, with 34 per cent of them in conflict-affected areas.4 Security issues and lack of physical access to communities in need make delivering humanitarian aid extremely challenging.

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But critics counter this may divert aid from extremely poor, but more stable, countries.

"I think Rite Aid acted extremely responsibly, but the adults from the center were completely inflexible".

But it is also unusually intent on enrolling disadvantaged students, so almost 90 percent of its students receive financial aid, an extremely high figure for an elite college.