Sentence examples for to aide from inspiring English sources

A pluralist approach is advised to aide decision-making, involving the use of monetary and non-monetary information.

Many have pointed to the need for more comparative effectiveness research (CER) to aide in these decisions.

Further application and testing will provide information to aide in managing incised systems where complex feedbacks in coupled human landscape systems may promote or dampen incision.

Commercially available interactive video games are commonly used in rehabilitation to aide in physical recovery from a variety of conditions and injuries, including burns.

In one January 2010 email to aide Monica Hanley, Ms Clinton asked about how she could watch two of her favourite television shows.

The purpose of this work was to generate data to aide with clinical trial design by retrospectively characterizing dosimetric and functional profiles for patients with different stages of lung cancer.

"We are calling on that government to detail how consumers can get their money back and produce a facility on their website to aide consumers," he said.

The fund will also help to further their learning by subsidizing their expenses to present their research findings at national scientific meetings, sit for subspecialty board examinations, and have the necessary educational materials to aide their academic training.

Run by the California attorney general and financed in part by the federal government, it deploys "eradicators" to aide sheriffs and park rangers in trimming the state's huge marijuana crop.

In an enthusiastic account of his trip for Juche Travel he describes being driven around in luxury cars and using clips of the classic television show Only Fools and Horses to aide his English lessons.

In late November 2016, Scott Shane of The Times's Washington bureau did a profile of Steve Bannon, at that time Mr. Trump's go-to aide.