Sentence examples similar to lend physical aid from inspiring English sources

All libraries could lend e-books, just as they lend physical books, avoiding a dependency on centralized databases.

Use visual and physical aids.

But how about taking advantage of standardized I.S.B.N. codes to lend a physical storefront to a virtual store?

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

We figure we'd like to get out of the CD buying business and lending physical music media.

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

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

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

The surviving Stones — Jagger, Richards, Watts, Wood — lent their physical presence to the event.

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

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