Sentence examples for without aid from from inspiring English sources

Without aid from the EU and the IMF, Greece risks bankruptcy in weeks and potential ejection from the eurozone.

A chunk of the bonds mature on March 20, when Greece must come up with 14 billion euros, a payment it will not be able to make without aid from the European Union and the I.M.F.

Without aid from abroad, even this pittance will run out in a matter of weeks, according to a UN World Food Programme report published on June 4th.In the short run, it is clear what needs to be done.

This independent institution, without aid from government resources, has figured out how to partner with local farms and even grow some of their own produce on a rooftop garden to create delicious healthy meals.

The model is Ireland, whose brutal spending cuts restored market confidence without aid from its European neighbours.A bail-out, Mrs Merkel fears, would break the bargain Germany struck in accepting the euro: that the single currency's members would never jeopardise its stability nor ask Germans to pay for anyone else's mismanagement.

We have long argued that in our youth summers in N.Y. were supportable without aid from air-conditioning... Summer on summer we have relied while in our office on two open windows on the 20th fl., scorning our neighbors on either side who turned on the air-conditioning... Now the Guaranty Trus Company has betrayed us.

Without humanitarian aid from the international community, North Koreans would not be able to feed themselves.

But many experts are increasingly skeptical of Greece's ability to find a path to solvency without further aid from its European partners.

Margo has to go through her abortion without any aid from Danny who thinks that getting through it is up to the individual.

South Sudan placed near the bottom of the UN Human Development Index, as 51% of the people lived below the poverty line and 78% earned their livelihoods through agriculture or animal husbandry without much aid from modern technology.

Shortly after the 9/11 attacks, the federal government said it was essential that the nation's hospitals improve their ability to handle complex, catastrophic disasters, and it warned the hospitals that they might have to wage that response without outside aid from the government or military for as long as 48 to 72 hours after any terrorist attack.