Sentence examples for lend clear from inspiring English sources

None of these passages lend clear support to Plutarch's interpretation, since nowhere does Plato explicitly speak of a pre-cosmic maleficent soul or other pre-cosmic soul-like entities: even the maleficent soul of the Laws is not pre-cosmic (Cherniss, ibid. 140).

From an efficacy perspective, we were unable to lend clear support to this 'off-label' use of trastuzumab.

Finally, we hypothesised that landing on a compliant support would be more energetically efficient than landing on a firm support; however, the findings of this study did not lend clear evidence for this prediction.

So it's no wonder that Sinise, who is not known for liberal sympathies, chose to lend his clear support to this film during a recent roundtable.

In a letter to members of Congress, incoming director of the National Economic Council Larry Summers said any TARP expenditure would contain four stipulations: that there be transparent explanations for the investments, a monitoring system for the lending, clear conditions on firms that received government support, and a focus on increasing the flow of credit.

As a member of leading Irish traditional groups from Planxty to Patrick Street, and on his own, Andy Irvine lends his clear, tender voice to traditional songs and his own history-steeped ballads.

But it has had a relatively small footprint in prime brokerage, which provides lending, clearing and operating services to hedge funds, and none in retail brokerage.

The money he is willing to lend, he makes clear, will be deducted from the executive's block grant next year.

Sprouts are frequently added to lend variety to clear Asian soups and broths (like, famously, Vietnamese pho soup).

Other areas of the large banks that generate big revenue from SAC are the so-called prime brokerage units, which provide a number of services to hedge funds, including lending money, clearing trades and introducing them to prospective investors.

Just how this is achieved, when banks refuse to lend, is not entirely clear.