Sentence examples for aiding one from inspiring English sources

Einstein regards money as something to give away; in 1927, he was aiding one hundred and fifty poor families in Berlin.

This issue goes beyond race, since most poor people are white, female and young, and addressing it can help all of America see that aiding one group doesn't necessarily hurt the other.

Art therapy, the use of creative processes as a means of aiding one's well-being.

While previously such contests had occurred among royal princes the nobles merely aiding one rival or another ambitious nobles now became direct aspirants to the throne.

The fifty thousand troops who will remain in Iraq until the end of next year will still be combat troops in everything but name, because they will be aiding one side in an active war zone.

Initially, this came with vinyl seats and rubber floor mats, envisaged by Land Rover as a larger, more road-friendly option for the agricultural community.But the upper echelons of British society soon realised that its mud-plugging prowess was ideal for aiding one in pursuits that involved negotiating dirty fields.

He was aided, one recent afternoon, by Borough President James Molinaro.

At first, the boy and Trico tentatively aid one another.

That showed "clear intent to aid one political party over another", Reid said, adding a claim that Comey was not releasing information linking the Trump campaign to Russia.

The goodness of an action is to be judged in relation to whether the action aids one's striving to preserve and augment one's power (see EIVP18S; TP 2/8; TTP 16/181).

Actualization of trust in one's self in young people who do not take part in innovative contests was shown to aid one in uncovering personal potential and increasing innovative activity.