Sentence examples for fewer strings from inspiring English sources

But the new securities also come with fewer strings attached.

Bolivian leaders say Venezuelan aid comes with fewer strings.

It's also a common complaint from state officials, who want fewer strings on their federal dollars.

The IMF might have to be prepared to offer funds more quickly and with fewer strings.

Aid from European countries (especially from Scandinavian ones, and from Britain) also tends to have fewer strings attached.

African countries leap at Chinese aid because it ostensibly comes with fewer strings attached than the World Bank's money.

Its charity also comes with few strings.

financing pushed through quickly, with few strings attached.

The money they spend -- $141 billion last year -- has few strings attached.

It seemed like easy money, with few strings attached.

That means that few strings would be attached on how the states could spend the money.