Sentence examples for added assistance from from inspiring English sources

Sport mode, with added assistance from the electric drive, knocked off my hat as I shot backward against the headrest.

David N. Greenlee, the American ambassador here, in an interview on Monday, disagreed with the notion that added assistance from Washington would make much difference.

Solid earnings growth, with added assistance from the passage of the recent tax reform, have kept the ratio under control, despite companies increasing their debt load by taking advantage of the low interest rate environment.

This applies a train's brakes should the driver's hand ever falter.So far, the automated safety measures incorporated in cars have added assistance to the driver, rather than subtracted control from him.

Ad hoc assistance from a consulting firm.

The Bond-Levin proposal meets that test, she said, adding, "Their plan provides assistance from already-appropriated funds, and has strong taxpayer protections.

Mr. Diem said his country "now faces what is perhaps the gravest crisis in its long history," and added: "We must have further assistance from the United States if we are to win the war now being waged against us".

"When that show started the team behind it got almost total access but when the show went out access almost totally stopped," said Heath, adding that access for research assistance from the police is now "PR-led".

Unlike the EBRD, which adds technical assistance and monitors each project locally, the EIB tends to push out the money from its headquarters in Luxembourg and trust the local banks to run the projects.

It declined to say precisely how the arrest had been made, but added that the officer had received assistance from "uniformed" colleagues.

Following formative work, we added employment, safety from others, legal assistance, and self-esteem.