Sentence examples for too much assistance from inspiring English sources

Too much assistance is top heavy, prescriptive and supply driven, and in some cases reflects donor political interests more than Afghan needs.

We have also heard the argument that by offering too much assistance to self-represented litigants, the courts themselves are undermining the value of lawyers and the legal profession.

But globally, too much assistance still comes with policy strings, wrapped in red tape or wasted on projects that make sense to the donors but are of dubious benefit to the countries they are supposed to help.

The wind whipping down 81st Street near Central Park West is giving him a bit too much assistance as he flips through his dictionary-size Report of Wind Effects on Parade Balloons manual.

Democrats said Mr. Bush's tax proposals would focus their benefits on upper-income people who need the help the least, and would provide too much assistance to companies at the expense of unemployed people.

Liverpool should not require too much assistance in disposing of League Two opponents but asking them to fulfil this tie three days after a Tuesday night League Cup semi-final at Stoke City was surely not necessary, either.

The Chinese accusation of subsidies may be linked to previous comments by Chinese officials questioning whether the Obama administration provided too much federal assistance to G.M. and Chrysler two years ago during the global financial crisis.

The suspensions remain on the soft side, and the steering has too much power assistance for my taste, but these are heavy front-drive cars that manage to feel eager and light on their feet.

What's more, the steps to detect and eliminate that malware — unimaginatively called "DNSChanger" — are relatively simple, so less-than-tech-savvy folk out there can take care of business with too much outside assistance.

That could lead to the person receiving too much premium assistance and having to repay it later.

Whoever the bogeyman, the conservative response springs from the same core belief that too much government assistance causes the problem it's supposed to solve, and that any decent person can make it in America if he or she tries hard enough.