Sentence examples for is often assisted from inspiring English sources
A bishop is often assisted in the administration of his diocese by other, lesser bishops, who may be known as suffragans, assistants, auxiliaries, or coadjutor bishops.
As was the case in East Timor, Indonesia's government seems unable to stop the latest violence in part because it is often assisted by rogue members of the Indonesian army.
He is often assisted by another executive at the company, like Vaughan Smith, Facebook's director of corporate development, who has helped negotiate many of the talent acquisitions made by Facebook in the last four years.
This process utilizes shovels, snowplows and snow blowers and is often assisted by sprinkling salt or other chloride-based chemicals, which reduce the melting temperature of snow.
Terra Nova has been cited as one of the first squad-oriented games with three-dimensional (3D) graphics; the player is often assisted by artificially intelligent teammates who may be given tactical commands.
Nancy is often assisted in solving mysteries by her two closest friends, Bess Marvin (who is delicate and feminine) and George Fayne (who is a tomboy), and also occasionally by her boyfriend, Ned Nickerson, who is a college student at Emerson College.
However, many village leaders also mentioned that most women give birth in the traditional house (rumah bulat) and are often assisted by a traditional birth assistant (dukun).
They are often assisted by office managers who do not always have business training.
In North America, progressives are often assisted by Christian congregations or even private companies, which let them use a portion of their premises for Friday prayer.
He kept a busy workshop, and he was often assisted with his great murals by his less talented sons Domenico and Lorenzo.
But big mining projects in the Andes are prompting ever more conflicts among companies, the government and local communities, who worry about the impact on their land and livelihoods and are often assisted by left-wing activists.
