Sentence examples for means to aid from inspiring English sources

The Capstone team created an electronic sensing device for direct and continuous assessment of breastfeeding mechanisms as a means to aid physicians in correcting nonproductive behaviors.

Among the stranger aspects of the court martial of Bradley Manning, the Army private who is accused of giving hundreds of thousands of classified files to WikiLeaks, is the prosecution's idea of what it means to aid our enemies.

There, as here, the more money you give, the less recipients will like you and the less you will like them.I did write "non-westerners who seek payoffs may...feel these requests are not only for themselves but a means to aid their nation".

To western businessmen he advised tolerance: "Non-western colleagues who seek pay-offs may have concerns beyond their personal enrichment They may feel that these requests are not only for themselves but also a means to aid much larger groups and ultimately their nation".Such tolerance is now under fierce attack.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin June 4, 2013 Among the stranger aspects of the court martial of Bradley Manning, the Army private who is accused of giving hundreds of thousands of classified files to WikiLeaks, is the prosecution's idea of what it means to aid our enemies.

DCR may thus provide a means to aid in limb salvage.

Finally, a consideration of a relevant quality management system is introduced as a means to aiding in successful product development, both in terms of the technology and also regulatory acceptance.

The needle is meant to aid conventional biopsies, not replace them, Dr. Li noted.

But how is the European parliament's intervention meant to aid this process?

The 25% left to PR was meant to aid small parties.

The Obama administration pledged $3 billion to an international fund meant to aid the hardest-hit countries.