Sentence examples for this is lent from inspiring English sources

This is lent further credence by interviews with offenders (Ashton et al.1998; Cromwell et al.1991; Summers et al.2010) and police detection data (Bernasco2008; Johnson et al.2009b), both of which support the identification of repeat incidents with the same offender.

This suggests that the two interact, and some support for this is lent by a recent study of GTPase activating proteins, that reported that TBC proteins do not directly interact with Rab proteins, but require another protein-interaction domain, confirmed by truncation mutant analysis for the case of a C-terminal Ankyrin domain [ 33].

Usually, she is measured, soft-spoken, but there was the slightest tone of agitation in her voice: "It's important to remember that this is Lent, and meditations on the Passion of Christ are an important part of the cultural interpretation of human suffering.

JESUS!" (it's blasphemous, this is Lent, you don't want to go to hell after dying of facelessness).

Many will make some small (or large) sacrifice, something that will remind us that this is Lent, and of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross.

"But this is lending itself to becoming a bit of a boon," she added.

This is lending a helping hand to someone in need".

It can this be lent to other museums.

This was lent further credence by the fact that CoA binds extremely poorly to CoaE.

O'Dair's record of this era is lent extra weight and colour by Alfie's own acerbic parallel commentary.

This hypothesis is lent support by evidence adduced by Opie and Opie (1959), that negative terms used by children and adolescents tend to be stable, in contrast to the more rapid turnover of terms of approval.