Sentence examples for expected aid from inspiring English sources

Expected aid from other tribes and the British did not materialize, food supplies were quickly exhausted, and desertions, malnutrition, and illness took their toll.

The second is the flood of returning refugees throughout Afghanistan -- 1.7 million have returned from outside the country, double the number expected, aid agencies say, and another 900,000 have returned home from refugee camps in Afghanistan.

While immediate casualty rates have been lower than expected, aid agencies are becoming increasingly concerned with the long-term survival of people accustomed to big storms, but never as big as this.

So Colombia's democracy has a right to expect aid from countries whose cocaine habit helps finance its insurgents.

But if the regime made peace, it could expect aid, debt relief and a bit of investment.

[C2.] Japan Banks Told Not to Expect Aid Hakuo Yanagisawa, the head of Japan's Financial Services Agency, said that banks and their corporate customers should not expect additional government aid.

However, it's unrealistic and serves no purpose, other than assuaging feelings of guilt, to expect aid workers to live like monks.

Some commentators questioned whether Germany's proposal for a monetary fund was designed to help Greece or to signal to the Greeks that they cannot expect aid soon and must solve their own problems.

This is more realistic since there is no reason to expect aid coming from a donor influencing migration exclusively to that donor country.

But those forced out of work by their government's war on coal can also expect aid in transitioning to new jobs.

China's surprise move last week to devalue the yuan is expected to aid Chinese exports and help make the Chinese currency more responsive to market forecasts.