Sentence examples for better aids from inspiring English sources

Primo moved with Bobby to Boston in search of better AIDS care, but they separated because of Prime's fatalistic attitude toward his illness.

And once they come in full flesh, so many other better aids will come in.

Mark Harrington, executive director of the Treatment Action Group, which lobbies for better AIDS treatment, welcomed the new test but warned that it could be abused.

For at least two years, advocates for better AIDS treatment have been asking the W.H.O. to set up a bulk-buying program for drugs to treat AIDS and H.I.V., the virus that causes the disease.

In 2005, the Partnership called for real-time tracking of all ships, ocean rescue tugs, emergency tow packages, routing agreements, areas to be avoided, increased financial liability, better aids to navigation, enhanced pilotage, mandatory communication protocols, better spill response equipment, increased cargo fees, and vessel traffic risk assessments.

So the private colleges may end up being the better deal, between better aid, and better four-year graduation rates.

Or will bright facts about the animal world, working indirectly, better aid the cause of action?

The infant industry is probably better aided by production subsidies than by tariffs.

"We need better aid – how it's organised, delivered and prioritised," he said.

The schools with better aid packages were also the most selective.

In some cases, he said, repairing damaged coastal habitats could better aid breeding and population recoveries.