Sentence examples for inadequate aid from inspiring English sources

Even before the earthquake and the inadequate aid allocations, however, Haiti was in a state of chaos, and in so many ways that it had become difficult, even for relief experts, to see how to fix it.

And though they frequently complain about what they term inadequate aid and the complicated applications for that aid, the biggest obstacle to the health of their businesses is a simple lack of customers.

Five years of conflict and devastation in Syria -- met by inadequate aid to the war-torn country's immediate neighbors who were hosting refugees in the millions -- triggered a massive second wave of migration that many warned would come.

Together, the discrepancies and high variability of seafood Hg concentrations we observed based on a large aggregation of data indicate that smaller data sets are more susceptible to random sampling error and may be inadequate aids to developing public health policy or scientific understanding.

The first of the 10 recommendations is providing support for women's legal organisations, which often step into the gaps left by inadequate legal aid systems.

Add to that mix rising tuition costs, inadequate financial aid packages and the abysmal job market for seasonal employment, and the picture is very bleak indeed.

People appearing in court with medication prescribed in police custody often did not have enough to last them through a long day, while court houses usually had inadequate first aid kits, inspectors found.

The Borrowers ost of the questions researchers ask about the links between college borrowing and behavior focus on what happens when students from low-income backgrounds are faced with high tuition and inadequate financial aid.

Context: Concern engendered by a previous study that showed inadequate first aid for burn injuries was prevalent in the community led to a novel multi-media public health campaign ensued to address the issue.

And until Congress fixes our broken immigration system, inadequate legal aid for poor people and an increased focus on needless deportations will only lead to more cases like Lee's.

From San Francisco to Washington, I've learned that the barriers to completing college are as diverse as the people who faced them: social pressures, inadequate financial aid, motivation, poor academic preparation, lack of knowledge about applying, fear of crushing student loan debt and the list goes on.