Sentence examples for win aided from inspiring English sources
Trudeau's huge win, aided by his charisma, focused on his out-reach to the middle class.
The Ducks escaped with a 38-31 win, aided by a non-call on pass interference that should have extended a late Washington State drive.
And though domestic lobbies (companies eager to win aid contracts) may help bolster aid budgets, that is no reason to keep aid tied.
Some employers will plead for more graduates, but only parental pressure can ultimately win aid for higher education.
Mr. Gettelfinger rejects talk that the U.A.W. will need to make major concessions for Detroit to win aid.
The South's Unification Ministry, which manages inter-Korean ties, quickly rebuffed the offer as a ploy by the economically destitute North to win aid.
Most of those commitments had been drawn up by outsiders and accepted by the signatories only in order to win aid.
The North's longstanding tactic is to increase tensions when it seeks to nudge the United States to the negotiating table, where it uses its nuclear weapons programs as a bargaining chip to win aid and diplomatic concessions.
United's supporters in Washington renewed their own scramble to win aid, with some lawmakers suggesting that Congress should overturn the decision of a federal panel that voted Wednesday to deny the airline $1.8 billion in loan guarantees.
Officials in Washington and in the government in Seoul share concerns that North Korea may have no intention of giving up its nuclear weapons development and may use any talks with the United States and its allies to ease economic sanctions and win aid.
The apparently mixed signals from North Korea came amid indications that the reclusive Communist country was ending months of hostilities toward the outside world and readying to return to the negotiating table, where it uses its nuclear weapons programs as a bargaining chip to win aid and diplomatic concessions.
