Sentence examples for believed to aid from inspiring English sources

Paan is believed to aid digestion.

In Sweden, men's painful discovery of how exhausting it is to look after a baby is believed to aid parental harmony.

The Taliban uses Pakistan as a rear base, and the Pakistan Army and intelligence service are believed to aid the insurgents, though Pakistan denies it gives the Taliban any material support.

"What I looked for were ingredients that brought forward minerals and phytochemicals," Ms. Koff said, referring to chemical compounds derived from edible plants and fruits that are believed to aid cancer prevention.

Spitting, believed to aid the spread of tuberculosis, has been outlawed here since British colonialists tried in vain to quell what the port's Chinese immigrants once considered as natural as breathing.

The sexually candid author of the infamously banned (published in France in 1934 and in the U.S. in 1961), who achieved a free and easy style that became a critical influence for the following Beat Generation, offered, in his book (1964), 11 "commandments" for writing that he wholeheartedly believed to aid his success.

Traditional use combines the herb with a carrier substance called "anupana," believed to help aid in bioavailability and absorption.

The owner, a police officer named Jose Ramos, was believed to be aiding drug dealers.

These actions were widely believed to have aided his release less than a week later.

A small number of Americans are believed to be aiding Pakistani police raids in the North-West Frontier Province.

Some of the insects that defy chemical control are believed to be aided by some sort of anatomical advantage, but there is little accurate information on this point.