Sentence examples for ground aided from inspiring English sources
More than a hundred paid staffers have hit the ground, aided by Latino pro-Sanders groups from as far away as Los Angeles.
In Galicia, Spain's north-western corner, the local "nationalists"—ie, regionalists are gaining ground, aided by the incompetence of the regional and central governments alike (both run by the People's Party) in handling an oil-slick disaster last autumn.
However, the dry ground aided the flooding from the storm.
After a slow start Hayden gained ground, aided by contributions and loans from then-wife Jane Fonda.
But Corbyn's allies hope that rolling back NHS privatisation is one of the areas on which many Labour MPs can find common ground, aiding the leader's attempt to reunite the party after a fractious leadership contest.
The U.S. action catapulted Washington into confrontation with Russia, which has military advisers on the ground aiding its close ally Assad.
While it took President Thein Sein eight days to appear on national television to try to quiet the situation, Min Ko Naing had already been on the ground, aiding victims and attempting to persuade everyone to put down their arms.
If anything, the risk of a strike was lower in 2013 than now, because at that time there were no Russian troops on the ground aiding Assad.
But the social program that was the main villain of "Losing Ground," Aid to Families with Dependent Children, doesn't exist anymore, and Murray no longer blames misguided policies for the behavioral problems of the poor.
The Coalition is also further putting off Australia's already deferred promise to raise foreign aid spending to 0.5% of gross national income and says its foreign aid policy will shift money from "non-government organisations" to "on the ground" aid provision.
Appointed Chief of Aerodromes, Air Routes and Ground Aids Section in January 1951, he conducted assessments of airfields throughout the world, and led the team that recommended Hellinikon be developed as Athens' international airport.
