Sentence examples similar to lent necessary from inspiring English sources

Ravensbourne pays the student teachers and lends the necessary equipment.

There is a spiced tomato relish, and a bolshie smear of salsa verde to lend the necessary high acidic notes.

Still, the report noted that many banks remained cautious about lending, a necessary driver of economic growth.

Which lends some necessary context to the company's philanthropic efforts to push low-cost connections to the developing world through its Internet.org program.

In other hands, that virtue can become a self-satisfied vice, but here it lends a necessary sharpness to an otherwise fluid and dreamlike collection.

There is avocado tucked in there, too, of which I was initially dubious (that Californian interloper!), but it lends a necessary heft.

And if someone did not have enough money to buy the desired number of shares, Mr. Rafiq would lend the necessary funds -- and require the borrower to sign a promissory note.

Because of the pending civil litigation, the Manitowoc County Sheriff's Department was supposed to have nothing to do with the Halbach investigation beyond lending any necessary equipment to the jurisdiction in charge.

It lends a necessary boost to the homeopathic Floyd of David Gilmour's new album, Rattle That Lock; not at all disagreeable, but reliant for a purely psychological effect on the memory of its elements.

The hydra grew another head: IMF lending was necessary for "preventing debt crises and bank failures".

On 9 March 1891 the corporation decided, on the committee's recommendation, to lend the necessary £3 million, to preserve the city's prestige.