Sentence examples for Later aid from inspiring English sources

In the 1996 Presidential race, for example, Mr. Wynn personally raised more than a million dollars for Bob Dole's candidacy, only to later aid in raising money for President Clinton.

Ms. Tanner, who has attended the Huntington School of Fine Arts since she was 7, said the experience would later aid her with her first choice, Cornell, which was not represented at the event.

The audit, done by the Government Accountability Office, is also likely to call for tighter controls over the conflicts of interest that are arising as financial specialists, institutions and law firms are hired for Treasury work that could later aid their private-sector clients, said these people, who would speak only on condition of anonymity because the briefings were confidential.

Looming threats A mere few months later, aid agencies are scaling up their response, and there has been much improvement for families sheltering in the camp.

The arms manufacturer later aided investigators.

Communities, later aided by the federal government, bought out the declining private transit operators and replaced them with public-enterprise operations.

In 1935, he helped Gallup establish the British Institute of Public Opinion and later aided in the establishment of the Australian and French Institutes of Public Opinion.

I later aided the grad students with the DNA Extractions of this same tissue where we got a quick lesson in SNP's and SSR's.

Anthony assessed buildings of outstanding interest for grants, and later aided major ensembles of buildings in Bath and King's Lynn.

In pursuit of the latter objective, the refugee camp established at Phu Loi for 6-10,000 former inhabitants of Ben Suc & the Iron Triangle area was set up & administered by ARVN troop later aided by Revolutionary Development workers.

They later aided (eager) Muslim women and children to flee Srebrenica, well aware that the men's fate was "uncertain", though not expecting mass murder.Yet whose fault was this?