The team's survival may be aided by dramatic strategies; conservative ones may aid the manager's survival.
The survivability of conspiracy theories may be aided by psychological biases and by distrust of official sources.
He may be aided by teleprompters and his energy may flag here and there — but his character, an ageing business magnate, is supposed to sputter.
The lawyers may be aided by directives on intelligence-sharing issued by President Bush in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, officials said.
Every major landmass harbours different species, and migrations to new habitats may be aided by natural agents (e.g., wind, birds, floating debris) or by humans.
Some children, especially boys, are slow to mature emotionally, a process that may be aided by the presence of older children.
Even so, tax specialists say, those companies may be aided indirectly by the tax relief for individuals, which will give workers more money to spend and will help certain taxpayers avoid the alternative minimum tax.
In particular, businesses worried about the lack of the sort of standard practices, such as having independent directors, that are now taken for granted in the corporate world.Charities may be aided in the perpetuation of their opacity by a public that seems unwilling to be freed from its ignorance.
Ironically, Byrne may be aided in his desire to take a record fifth British Superbike title by a scoring system which weights the final three meetings in order to guarantee the fans a last-round shoot-out for the title – an arrangement he has criticised in the past.
Anchorage may be aided by the use of intra- and extra-oral appliances.
Companies will need to keep accurate lists of their investors, which may be aided by hiring a registered transfer agent.
