Sentence examples for for any aid from inspiring English sources
The phrase "for any aid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to assistance or support in a general context.
Example: "Please let me know if you require for any aid in completing the project."
Alternatives: "for any assistance" or "for any help".
So, for one game, at least, Howe escaped criticism for any aid he might have provided the Yankees.
Turkish news reports suggested that the measures might include naval escorts for any aid boats or flotillas destined for Gaza in the future.
ATHENS — Greece's prime minister called on Friday for more solidarity from the European Union over the country's debt crisis and announced plans to visit Germany, whose backing would be vital for any aid from the bloc.
Our people in Palestine should not need to wait for any aid from countries that attach humiliating conditions to every dollar or euro they pay despite their historical and moral responsibility for our plight.
Racking their brains for any aid they had received since the war, Mr. Elbakiyev and Ms. Tsekilashvili came up with these examples: a load of groceries, two cushions and a blanket.
China, for instance, is bound to try to extract concessions from Europe for any aid, and the United States could end up losing Europe as an ally in pressuring China to take important economic steps of its own, like allowing its currency to float on the open market, which both European and American policy makers want.
Spokesmen for Mrs. Merkel and the German Bundesbank, which would be a conduit for Germany's share of any aid, endorsed Mr. Offer's comments.
Today was the deadline that the rebels had set for the forced removal of any aid group that did not sign the paper.
Each item is assigned a score ranging from 0 "without difficulty" to 3 "unable to do", which is further adjusted to account for the use of any aids, devices, or help from another person.
There is only a narrow window for Congress to settle on any aid package for the automakers.
To the horror of many of his colleagues, Churchill raged that it was their own fault for "breeding like rabbits" and refused to offer any aid for months while hundreds of thousands died.
