Sentence examples for than needy from inspiring English sources

But it said it wanted more than 300,000 tons of aid, and most of it in grains, not in nutritional supplements like powdered milk, which it said were offered by American negotiators who feared that grains could be diverted to the army rather than needy children.

"The beauty of the VisionSpring model is by selling the glasses, they treat the people they're trying to help as value-conscious customers rather than needy beneficiaries, so they actually offer good customer service and they design glasses according to the style for the community they are working," he said.

This means allies like Russia and Egypt -- rather than needier countries like Bangladesh and Mali -- would suck up most of the money.

Hurricane Katrina left most of New Orleans East in a shambles that way, although as a whole, it received less attention than needier black areas or equivalent white neighborhoods.

The program serves more than 6,000 needy people in the New York area during the holidays.

NEW DELHI Indiaia has more poor people than any nation on earth, but many of its antipoverty programs end up feeding the rich more than the needy.

It claims to be targeting "the greedy rather than the needy" (for instance destroying poppy fields allegedly owned by a former police chief).

I am sure there are more than enough needy causes to lighten his wallet, but this narrow criteria would make his decision-making process easier Portland, Ore.

If you thought about your fees in another way, as a percentage of patients' income, you might conclude that you persistently charge wealthy patients quite a bit less than the needy.

These days, while the cause has morphed into the Grenville Baker Boys and Girls Club, which serves more than 175 needy youngsters, and private estates have been replaced by the club gymnasium, the sale items still have that top-drawer allure.

So the director of financial aid gave the team another task: drop more than 100 needy students before sending out acceptances, and substitute those who could pay full freight.