Sentence examples for materially aided from inspiring English sources
The investors in the case contended that Duke's clearing company, Fiserv Correspondent Services of Denver, materially aided the fraudulent transactions made by Duke.
The Court said the question whether the Justice Department's "functions were being properly discharged or being neglected or misdirected...concerned a subject on which legislation could be had and would be materially aided by the information which the investigation was calculated to elicit".
Just days before going on trial on charges of materially aiding terrorists in Egypt and lying to the government, Lynne F. Stewart struck a forthright -- even defiant -- stance.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt had committed the United States in June 1940 to materially aiding the opponents of fascism, but, under existing U.S. law, Great Britain had to pay for its growing arms purchases from the United States with cash, popularly known as cash-and-carry.
Not a week goes by when the exceptional TechStars mentor and alumni network does not materially aid us.
Also, if some or all of these mutations are ancient, historical recombination events might limit the sharing to a small enough portion of the gene to materially aid in the identification of the mutations.
"By the time the Napster system was shut down, Bertelsmann had materially contributed to, aided and facilitated millions upon millions of separate acts of infringement by millions of Napster users," the lawsuit says.
Walking has also been shown by other researchers to aid materially in weight control.
Use of the multi-channel system should aid materially in reducing data reduction delays encountered with present liquid manometer systems.
Unfortunately, TALF won't materially help small-business lending.
The development in the past half century of first balanced aquaria and terrariums, and then partially materially closed microcosms and mesocosms has also greatly aided the development of ecology as an experimental rather than merely descriptive science.
