Sentence examples for former helped from inspiring English sources

The former helped if the plane was shot down, the latter protected crew from shrapnel caused by anti-aircraft fire.

The former helped to build the momentum that led to various official inquiries into the deaths of 96 football supporters at an FA Cup semi-final in 1989, including a new inquest that is still in progress.

Indeed, perhaps the book's most important contribution is its demonstration of the interplay between politics and religion: Historians have long noted that the former helped frame the latter, yet it is only recently that the inverse has been acknowledged as equally true.

An additional advantage of using the ion trap- based profiling strategy in tandem with TOF-TOF based quantitative profiling was that data from the former helped offset the loss of resolution resulting from iTRAQ ratio compression seen in the latter.

PA, MH and UO participated in the design and coordination of the study, and the two former helped to draft the manuscript.

While the former helps in electron transfer within the carbon matrix, strong adsorption of water molecules in micropores close to chromophores enhances the electron transfer from oxygen to the vacancy on the chromophore promoting water splitting and oxygen evolution.

Passivation quality also improved on grafting using aliphatic monomers compared to aromatic ones suggesting a reduction in steric effects in the former, helping us posit design rules for polymer based surface passivation of silicon.

The compliant tool comprises a gripper and a displacement-amplifying compliant mechanism (DaCM), where the former helps in grasping the cell and the latter enables vision-based force-sensing.

Elvis in Vegas described the symbiosis between city and singer, with the former helping build its reputation as the pinnacle of an American showbiz career and the latter establishing Elvis as one of the biggest lounge acts in the world.

The former helps identify a client's risk tolerance.

The former helps them guide the proof-finding effort while the latter allows them to close proof gaps.