Sentence examples for assist rather than from inspiring English sources

Uisee will begin by developing technologies that assist rather than replace drivers.

The courts should "assist rather than impede" the media when reporters sought copies of documents used in criminal cases.

Kane's tap relegated Bickell's redirection to a primary assist rather than his ninth goal, which would have tied Bickell with Boston's David Krejci for the league lead.

Yet the world champions are still short on goalscorers and, as Mats Hummels suggested before the game, there are probably more players in the current squad who want to assist rather than put the ball in the net.

If the EU has a future as the driver of European integration, it has to reform its structures, shelve its neoliberal myopia, rediscover its social mission, stabilise its dysfunctional currency, and genuinely assist, rather than punish, its ailing member states.

New avenues of research are focussing on efforts to assist, rather than replace the heart.

America prides itself on values of freedom and democracy, and assisting, rather than bullying, other countries.

"In some funky way, the technology is assisting rather than hindering it".

Many of the cheats are Pashto speakers who formed close relationships with Taliban officials, who sometimes seemed to be assisting, rather than discouraging, the cheating.

His recent difficulties and response to them may yet see him grow in stature, and join the ranks of those assisted rather than distracted by scandal.

"He concluded that 'Colonel Knox may well have assisted rather than hindered us.' " In the face of a serious security breach, that's what a counter-intelligence officer would say.