Sentence examples for precious aid from inspiring English sources

"In order to recognise [Montaigne's] true worth," Zweig explains at the beginning of the work, "you should not be too young, too deprived of experience and life's deceptions, and it is precisely a generation like ours, cast by fate into the cataract of the world's turmoil, to whom the freedom and consistency of his thought conveys the most precious aid".

Rarer still is the idea that an opposition that sets out to criticise the man in power can count as loyal and patriotic.Pessimists counsel that, given election-riggers' growing sophistication and reluctance to accept defeat, it is not worth forking out precious aid money to support democracy and elections in Africa.

Although no epitope is isoform specific, the combinatorial use of antibodies targeting different protein regions may provide a precious aid to decode the exact spectrum of PARK2 isoforms expressed in tissues and cells.

With precious little aid so far coming in (see article), it is the plight of the living that now matters.

The seven-person team, working in conjunction with a group of Syrian doctors, represents one of the precious few aid groups that have entered Syria and established operations since the conflict began last year.

I will remain hopeful that the White House will rise to this challenge -- and implement a rule that channels precious federal aid only to those programs that are truly helping people build careers.

And while the tax code is larded with breaks for big corporations, there is precious little aid for what are called "micro-entrepreneurs" -- individuals with businesses that have five or fewer workers and involve under $35,000 in startup capital.

In theory, the resulting agitation would ease identification of the precious isotope and aid its extraction.

They provided useful information and precious suggestions to aid the analysis in Sect. 4.

For three months, we walked with our necks at a forty-degree angle, eying the pavement and swivelling horizontally from stoop to gutter so as not to overlook a precious dirty Band-Aid or sullied toothpick.

By the time 350 accountants had sorted out the numbers, Rite Aid had precious little cash to pay off all the debt coming due.