Sentence examples for time lending from inspiring English sources

The effect of this would be to minimise requirements specification, ensure declarativity, standardisation, interoperability and reusability, whilst at the same time lending greater migratability from specification to design.

Bob McCullough, skipper of the beaten Valiant, didn't waste any time lending a hand to the rival yacht.

The European Union forces devastating losses on Cypriot savers large and small, while at the same time lending the country billions of euros to make sure it can pay off speculative hedge funds.

(Ask David Hare who he thinks is the more substantial of the two. He made it quite clear at the time that his friend Hampton might be wasting his time lending his talent to Reza).

The country's chambers of commerce reckon protests and strikes during the month resulted in losses of at least $295m.In this section The permanent campaign Playing for time Lending a hand ReprintsThe troubles are not over.

According to the council, the proportion of government buildings accessible to the handicapped will increase from 40% to 90% by 2012, and all hospitals will include sign-language interpreters by the same date.In this section The permanent campaign Playing for time Lending a hand ReprintsUnhappily, the example set by the airport is rare.

What's more, the very pattern of industrial expansion at this time lent itself remarkably well to a picturesque aesthetic.

Mr. Rajaratnam, who had around that time lent and gifted Mr. Goel a total of $600,000, agreed to buy and sell stocks in Mr. Goel's Schwab account.

Public anger simmered over the summer and was visceral by the time Lend Lease officially submitted the Barangaroo Delivery Authority-approved plan the following August.

Spare home computer time lent to researchers at the University of Oxford will allow an intensive modelling effort to determine whether global warming made the deluge more likely.

"Well, time lends a certain distance, and the newspapers spun such a bizarre and surreal narrative that it was almost beyond credulity.