Sentence examples for hard to aid from inspiring English sources

Armenia has kept neutral on Syria's uprising and has worked hard to aid people inside Syria.

He was speaking after the release of a report, prepared by the cabinet secretary, Sir Gus O'Donnell, and ordered by Cameron, showing ministers in the Brown administration worked hard to aid his release without improperly directly pressing the Scottish executive to release him from a Scottish jail.

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Scanning electron microscopy technique (SEM) and optical microscopy were used to observe crack origin sites, thickness and adhesion in all the coatings and microcrack density in hard chromium electroplatings, to aid in the results analysis.

As the story of Medicaid illustrates, the hardest thing about programs to aid the poor is getting them started in the first place.

"For me it's become an ethical issue," said Mr. Gedmin, who was in Washington this month lobbying legislators for relief and trying to raise funds privately to aid hard-hit employees.

There's a Danish guy here, who's getting money from home and has hired a truck and he's just driven off with a few more people trying to aid hard-hit areas on their own.

Pirates make it hard to deliver aid.

Father Jean-Mary, 42, a compact man with tranquil eyes, said the lack of highways and large ports made it doubly hard to send aid.

Mr. Holmes said that it was hard to quantify aid being sent directly to Pakistan outside the United Nations system, from blankets to helicopters, but that it had probably reached $200 million.

Air and ground relief forces were sent to the affected areas with helicopters and ambulances, but the scale of the damage was so large that it made it hard to distribute aid, officials said.