Sentence examples for gave considerable assistance from inspiring English sources
Dufek gave considerable assistance to the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition, 1955 58, led by Vivian Fuchs, which on 19 January 1958 became the first party to reach the pole overland since Scott.
We greatly appreciate the efforts of all the staff from the Guangzhou Service and Delivery Center of Assistive Devices, who gave considerable assistance in the field.
Despite the mini-collapse, England still hold the upper hand and, if they can extend their lead - currently worth 205 - beyond 250 on a pitch that is starting to give considerable assistance to the spinners, they should win the game.
Australia's victory was founded on an explosive batting display from James Faulkner, but he was given considerable assistance by some dreadful England bowling in the closing stages of the game as Ben Stokes and Tim Bresnan both failed to come up with the variety of deliveries that can suffocate a batsman in a run chase.
This 1st Amendment claim is a key part of their argument that the former governor, who faces two years in prison, should go free because he merely encouraged but did not order state officials to fund research on an untested dietary supplement promoted by a wealthy businessman who gave considerable financial assistance to McDonnell and his family.
From the time of her arrival in Aldeburgh Imogen gave considerable support and assistance to the Aldeburgh Festival, as a conductor and, from 1953, increasingly as a planner and organiser.
Taken in conjunction with clinical, radiological, and other biochemical findings it may yield considerable assistance".
Both Entwistle and Thompson were given considerable financial assistance for legal costs related to the Pollard inquiry into the Savile scandal, receiving £107,000 and £86,000 respectively.
Letters of recommendation are given considerable attention.
The advent of technology gives considerable depth to such data.
"Some of the very wealthy give considerable sums to charity.
