Sentence examples similar to lend some system to from inspiring English sources

In this case, Nintendo's drumbeat of classic systems lends some credence to the idea that it could be working on a variant of the N64.

The government-linked Farm Credit System (FCS), for example, lent some $6 billion to make sure grain elevators could make margin calls when grain prices plummeted in 2008.

Sallie Mae has been under pressure lately, after the balance of power in Congress shifted in favor of those who want to reform the student lending system, threatening to make some changes that would sharply cut into Sallie's operating margins.

Its jealously guarded independence is supposed to lend credibility to the system.

"The amount of lending by the banking system to non-financial companies is falling.

In August, Sir Mervyn said: "The amount of lending by the banking system to non-financial companies is falling.

• Their inability to lend to banking systems is a weakness.

Production systems lend themselves well to the modeling of learning and cognitive development.

In contrast, the converged IT/OT world does not lend itself to one-vendor systems of record or some kind of mega-ERP.

However, many papers in this review used methodologies that did not lend themselves to the scoring systems outlined.

They are real conceptual systems that lend themselves to investigation, even though they differ from the natural systems they emulate.