Sentence examples for with no aid from inspiring English sources

And with no aid stations available, runners had friends meet them or stopped into stores to buy water and sports drinks.

With no aid or government workers in sight, Govind borrowed a hundred and thirty thousand rupees (almost three thousand dollars) from some neighboring landowners and used the money to buy rice and build makeshift tents outside the temple.

With no aid delivered, fresh airstrikes and little sign of a mooted joint control room, the Russian-US ceasefire in Syria appears to be falling apart a week after it began.

And the Russian writer I found it most helpful to read as I tried to feel my way into the perspective of the past was Grossman, as he struggled to feel his way out of it; or at least, to invent for himself, from scratch, with no aid from conventional wisdom, the tools of feeling required to name the events of his time differently, and to interpret it differently.

Some of them were even engulfed by the cell membrane and drawn into the cell even with no aid of site-specific moieties.

Among those who had tried quitting with no aid, 15% still weren't smoking, and among those who used nicotine patches, 10% remained off cigarettes.

Thus I surmounted the Step the same way Hillary had, and it was deeply gratifying to solve its technical difficulties with no aids other than the ice ax in my hand and the crampons on my boots.

Syrian authorities have also been unwilling to allow access into besieged areas or to let civilians leave towns where an estimated 288,000 people are trapped with little or no aid.

With no jobs, no aid, no prospects of rural development, nothing to keep people in the provinces, the bulk of this reverse migration was undone, and Port-au-Prince is once again a magnet for those seeking jobs.

The adjusted odds of non-smoking in users of e-cigarettes were 1.63 (95% CI = 1.17 2.27) times higher compared with users of NRT bought over-the-counter and 1.61 (95% CI = 1.19 2.18) times higher compared with those using no aid.

In another model that included another measure of dependence (HSI; missing data 3%, n = 172), the adjusted odds of non-smoking in users of e-cigarettes were 1.63 (95% CI = 1.15 2.32) times higher compared with users of NRT bought over-the-counter and 1.43 (95% CI = 1.03 1.98) times higher compared with those using no aid.