Sentence examples for aided in bringing from inspiring English sources

In 2011, as Secretary of State, she helped orchestrate air attacks on Libya that aided in bringing down Muammar Qaddafi, unleashing a civil war that is still raging.

Wind impacts were felt primarily from South Carolina to Virginia, though a frontal zone aided in bringing precipitation as far north as Maine.

Overall, the use of the term LGBT has, over time, largely aided in bringing otherwise marginalized individuals into the general community.

At first Snyder wanted Jude Law (a big fan of the character) for the part, but said that Goode was "big and tall and lean," which aided in bringing "this beautiful ageless, Aryan superman" feel to the character.

Certainly, social networking and online technology have only aided in bringing children closer to these sexually related dangers; dangers which, if not carefully monitored by parents, our children face any time they turn on a computer.

During the Musicians on Call fundraiser, held to aid in bringing live and recorded music to patients in healthcare facilities, the singer Stephan Jenkins continually blasted the GOP by condemning Republican ideology (according to Billboard, he said he "repudiates" what the party now stands for) – and making remarkssuch as: "Raise your hand if you believe in science".

Confronting their internal problems of representation will also aid in bringing in a new generation of supporters, who will see that this isn't a party that just talks the talk when it comes to diversity, but walks the walk too.

By doing so, they aid in bringing together multiple proteins in both time and space [ 40].

The idea behind not selecting the hybrids after each round of genome shuffling is that, in theory, it is possible that some F1 or F2 hybrids that show weak ethanol tolerance harbor beneficial (recessive) alleles that can aid in bringing forth superior hybrids.

And forget about enlisting Russian aid in bringing order to Iraq without crushing the hope of political freedom.

In 1791 he sent Thomas Jefferson, then U.S. secretary of state, a letter asking Jefferson's aid in bringing about better conditions for African Americans.