Sentence examples similar to lend analytical aid from inspiring English sources

Without the analytical aid of a computer system, Mr. Bryant said, the bureau's counterterrorism program would be hobbled, particularly if the goal was to avert a crime.

Cleomenes was to lend his aid to make Leotychides king in the room of Demaratus; and then Leotychides was to take part with Cleomenes against the Eginetans.

Compelled as it was to incorporate a private company to accomplish its object, it proffered the terms on which it would lend its aid.

To express skepticism about one's own sources is to lend aid and comfort to the enemy.

They are not focused on future races or lending strategic aid to other Democrats in Texas or nationally.

Dr. Khan, a bright young Pakistani metallurgist working in the Netherlands, lent his aid.

(Many in the community lent aid, too, and local and national reporters paid attention).

So? R-R effectivelentent aid and comfort to the Ryans and the Rehns, and knew that they were doing so.

The committee will actively recruit in them and lend staff, research, analytical and communications support to candidates in them and consider them for future expenditures.

As Cornwall and Brock (2005) explain, buzzwords lend the legitimacy that aid actors need to justify their interventions.

HOOVER BUILDS UP 70 EXPORT GROUPS; Several Hundred Leaders in Business Lend Their Aid to Movement for Foreign Trade.