Sentence examples for has abetted this development from inspiring English sources

The increasing mathematization of economics in recent decades has abetted this development.

Postmodern critics, by favoring certain political positions and by welcoming self-contradictory, ambiguous texts, have abetted this trend, arguing that the insistence on Job's submission is a vote for authoritarianism.

They are granted the same media coverage, recording contracts, and concert bookings, a development that the Internet, along with dozens of new magazines and cable shows devoted to celebrities, has abetted by keeping pop stars constantly in the public eye.

This notion has been one of the most frequently used cudgels against Mitt Romney, who has abetted it with his near-pathological knack for awkward invocations of wealth.

Speaker J. Dennis Hastert has abetted their transition.

This wasn't the first controversial Web site that Dias had abetted.

Mr Erdogan declared that the Divan Hotel had abetted criminals.

Successive administrations -- Republican and Democratic -- have abetted the deterioration.

Twenty years earlier he had abetted the killing of his own brother, Timophanes, who had made himself tyrant of Corinth.

Countless lives have been destroyed because scientists, with undisclosed industry ties, have abetted endless industry subterfuge by creating doubt over the evidence.

This has been abetted by the self-destruction of the Mavericks, writes Randy Galloway of The Fort Worth Star-Telegram.