Sentence examples for expensive aid from inspiring English sources

So I am probably savvier than most first-time customers, many of them elderly and scared of what might happen if they don't buy an expensive aid.

"This is an experiment, and it's risky, really risky," Mr. Stevens said, parrying questions at a news conference about the need for an expensive aid package.

When I was at Oxfam, we had a campaign around GlaxoSmithKline which tried to get press when they put Nelson Mandela back in the dock in South Africa on expensive aid drugs.

With the rise of the Gates Foundation and other N.G.O.s focussed on public-health issues, the tactics pioneered by Kim and his colleagues at Partners in Health such as recruiting and training local volunteers to deliver medicines and preventative care, rather than relying on expensive aid workers—have been widely copied and assimilated into official aid programs.

Instead of relying on a large and expensive aid industry to find ways to "help the poor", it is better to transfer money and resources directly to poor households so that they are able to find the most effective ways to escape poverty.

Other students simply fail without such expensive aids.

"We have one of the most expensive legal aid systems in the world, with about £1bn a year spent just on criminal legal aid.

We will continue to uphold everyone's right to a fair trial.With one of the most expensive legal aid systems in the world - £1 billion a year is spent just on criminal legal aid — we can no longer avoid examining how to deliver better value for every penny of taxpayers' money we spend".

And she refuses to wear the expensive hearing aid he bought for her.

At about £2bn a year, we have one of the most expensive legal aid systems in the world.

At around £2bn a year we have one of the most expensive legal aid systems in the world.