Sentence examples for lending structures from inspiring English sources
Human capital contracts, according to their adherents, represent an end run around the entrenched and often predatory lending structures that had flimflammed so many young people into bankruptcy, one that could only be conceived of by tech companies unimpeded by the baggage and burdens of the past.
Hedge funds are sophisticated entities prone to using creative lending structures, and they are not afraid of taking risk.
The polymers that hold Masa-based corn tortillas together are work the same way as those that bind the traditional Ethiopian bread Injera, in both cases lending structure and necessary elasticity to these ostensibly unrelated flatbreads.
Although many deciduous trees display interesting barks and lend structure to the winter garden, it is the evergreens that take center stage.
Here the narrative thread is even more slender — there's no community play ("Waiting for Guffman") or memorial concert ("A Mighty Wind") — to lend structure.
Not that the clothes look the least bit retro, but the designers don't shy away from fabrics that lend structure to their tailoring, like neoprene and jersey.
The sculpted internal corsetry of the earliest collections was gone but had been replaced with rib-hugging canvas panels to lend structure – all the better for showing off a tiny waist.
Employing the same technique used by John Hersey in "Hiroshima" in 1946, the author examines America's reaction to the terrorist attacks through the eyes of dozens of witnesses, mainly officials, lawyers, politicians and ordinary people whose recollections lend structure to a hugely daunting and nearly ineffable story.
But teachers make aggressive use of timers to lend structure to the day and take pains to present concrete tasks and tangible goals: After reading on their own, for example, first graders might spend several minutes spelling dozens of words out loud.
Bras are meant to support the breasts, but they also provide coverage and lend structure to certain outfits.
According to the Zentangle Method, a string is a curved line or squiggle that will lend structure to your design.
