Sentence examples for offer some aid from inspiring English sources

While there is no scientific evidence supporting the use of wheat germ as a treatment against stretch marks, some preliminary studies indicate that it may offer some aid in reducing early-stage stretch marks.

Like America, Japan has eased some sanctions and is preparing to offer some food aid to improve the atmosphere.

Unlike Iraq or Afghanistan, where large numbers of American soldiers offer some protection to aid projects, the Pakistani authorities tightly control access to the tribal areas.

I know we offered some financial aid, but are we helping at all in terms of manpower and equipment?

While the United States has offered some emergency aid to Haiti, it has not done enough for an impoverished nation that Americans have a moral responsibility to help.

The Israeli activist group Anarchists Against the Wall (AATW) are one organisation who have actually bothered to offer some kind of tangible aid, and this April marks ten years of the group campaigning to smash down the wall that separates them from their persecuted neighbours.

What grad schools offer some of the best financial aid packages and have graduates with the lowest debt levels?

Block said he suspected that UCLA lost some strong faculty candidates in recruiting wars because of their worries about the cost of housing in Los Angeles, even though faculty members are offered some mortgage assistance and other aid.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency offers some immediate financial aid to affected residents, but for many who are waiting for an insurance settlement, credit cards act as a kind of bridge loan.

Most "public schools," as the British refer to their country's older private secondary schools, have traditionally offered some form of financial aid.

Mr. Pataki, who has been criticized by his Democratic rivals in this election year for not bringing home more of the aid, offered some of the most flattering words.