Sentence examples for clearly aid from inspiring English sources

John Coates, president of the Australian Olympic Committee, has accused FINA of misinterpreting its own rules in allowing the bodysuits, which clearly aid in speed and lift in the water.

When studying the CoMP schemes under biased handover conditions, it was observed that the DPS CoMP scheme can clearly aid in the mobility management of real networks.

SLNB can clearly aid staging, trial choice, etc.

It has clearly aided China's development up to now.

The booming stock market has clearly aided the economy, as investors who felt wealthier spent more.

Their local knowledge clearly aided Australia's rate as they combined in a 95-run stand from 85 balls.

Forgetting clearly aids orientation in time; since old memories weaken and new ones tend to be vivid, clues are provided for inferring duration.

"This depiction is clearly aided by the photographs of ugly surface-mined landscapes, but the claims of global supremacy for oil sands environmental impacts do not accord with any credible quantitative evidence of environmental damage".

They see and feel with extraordinary sensitivity and, more importantly, can guide their builders to achieve levels of finish that are on another plane – a skill clearly aided here by Hirst's ample budget.

Indeed, Fox's fast climb was clearly aided by the fact that its 2.5 hours of hit reality programming had a proportionately heavier impact on its schedule at 15 hours than it would have at 22 hours.

Radwanska's medical timeout clearly aided her movement and she broke to love at the start of the deciding set, but, with a serve that averages 90 miles an hour yet sometimes dips below 60mph, holding is often just as hard as receiving.