Sentence examples for experts to aid from inspiring English sources

"She's doing something proactive and strong," says Eleanor Smeal, president of the Feminist Majority Foundation, which sent several staff security experts to aid Gomperts in Ireland.

The Israelis are not interested in the smuggling of "Kalashnikovs and bullets," he added, but in preventing Iran from resupplying longer-range missiles and preventing Hamas from smuggling in foreign experts to aid them in missile development and technology.

Omnibus: Patricia Cornwell - Stalking the Ripper (BBC1) followed her as she wandered around Whitechapel looking quizzically at dumped sofas, bought Sickert paintings and removed their frames in search of fingerprints, and assembled a team of experts to aid her crusade.

The situation seemed to be serious, as Dropbox announced on Wednesday it had hired outside experts to aid in the investigation.

The company has also now brought in its own market research experts to aid those who either don't know how to or don't have time to use the service's still free DIY tools.

Both were on display as the city reopened streets on Tuesday that had been closed just after the attack, and deployed hundreds of volunteers and experts to aid the residents affected.

Understanding of viral genome content and its evolution is experted to aid in predicting the emergence of new variant strains during the following season and defining the vaccine composition.

There has been a marked growth of interest in developing expert system to aid fish disease/health management.

This report is based on a study undertaken at the Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, to determine the feasibility of implementing an expert system to aid physicians in selecting appropriate imaging studies.

Because of the uncertainty, experts have prepared videotapes to aid decision making.

The items selected for inclusion in the RA were chosen by consultation with clinicians and other experts with the intention to aid home care intake staff to identify clients that may benefit from rehabilitation.