Sentence examples for far less assistance from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he did not realise that the plane had switched to the alternate mode that would provide him with far less assistance.

Already receiving far less assistance than is needed, the armed groups' targeting of humanitarian aid and civilians leaders' tolerance of these abuses has effectively taken away what little access to medical care is available to the Somali people".

This means that families struggling far more than mine will get far less assistance than we will.

Although it's just one study, and fairly rough, it's consistent with studies that found the Republican tax credit scheme would force older and poorer consumers to get far less assistance from the federal government ― which would mean either they'd have to pay a lot more to get a comprehensive policy, or make do with one that covered a lot less.

Yet the spread of the disease is not far behind in Sierra Leone, which is receiving far less support.The assistance is coming late.

My parents' generation raised their families in a slower time, with far less electronic assistance.

The report also notes that historically marginalised slums, which have been less secure, but have not been seen as having been hard hit by the earthquake, have received far less attention and assistance than the camps.

To date, the agency has disbursed far less in individual assistance to people economically affected by the attacks than it has in most major disasters, in part because it has rejected 7 out of 10 applicants for housing aid.

And that program's far less generous successor, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, reaches less than 2 percent of Americans.

But registration at public assistance offices proved far less popular.

But one American official said the discussions on charities in that meeting amounted to "more of a demonstration" of a regulatory philosophy and was far less detailed than the planned technical assistance to the 39 countries.