Sentence examples for lend value from inspiring English sources

Where audiences are gathering, you know, it can lend value.

Chabaneau realized that the sheer difficulty of working with platinum would lend value to objects made from it.

Chabeneau realized the infusibility of platinum would lend value to objects made of it, and so started a business with Joaquín Cabezas producing platinum ingots and utensils.

The photographs are supposed to buttress the idea that "the intersection between a given place and a given time" lends value to the place, an idea which seems at odds with the original premise of the book — that is, that saving old buildings is not a purely nostalgic enterprise...

The photographs are supposed to buttress the idea that "the intersection between a given place and a given time" lends value to the place, an idea which seems at odds with the original premise of the book — that is, that saving old buildings is not a purely nostalgic enterprise..

That's where your work to review the emotion and reasoning behind those early decisions will lend real value to your job search.

The composition of the oil shale may lend added value to the extraction process through the recovery of by-products, including ammonia, sulfur, aromatic compounds, pitch, asphalt, and waxes.

People are out of work; purchasing power falls; businesses cut back; despite low interest rates, banks are reluctant to lend; housing values fall, and the cycle intensifies.

A bonus trio of songs in Russian even lends educational value, though they probably translate as: "We're not really lesbians!

But there are no heroes, lending shock value to a movie that finds Faustian bargains behind what voters might see as triumphant ideals.

Movements common to physical human interactions are anonymously communicated via these projection-mapped shadows, lending emotional value to quotidian community interactions. .