Sentence examples for which abetted from inspiring English sources

In particular, he said he feared that some nationalists were seeking to let off the hook the Nazi-backed Slovak puppet state of 1939-1945, which abetted the deportation of 50,000 Jews and which a small minority of Slovaks view as a time of vaunted independence.

The new front fascia, which abets aerodynamics as well as pedestrian safety, gives the car an intimidating, almost predatory attitude, and the "ducktail" rear deck is an artful – and, given its downforce-improving qualities, clever – flourish.

By contrast, Sunni Muslims felt no need of intermediaries in their relationship with God - an approach which has abetted the rise of extremist zealots like al-Qa'ida.

China, which has abetted its neighbor's excesses for too long, needs to ensure that the North's bluster is only bluster.

But it should be within human power to arrest institutional decline, which is abetted by changing norms of self-restraint, lax regulation, and the larger political culture.

Mozart's Sonata in B flat (K. 454) also benefited from Ms. Zori's sumptuous tone, which was abetted by Mr. Hodgkinson's carefully balanced keyboard line.

The phone-hacking case that set off the scandal took place within a newsroom culture (and possibly a company culture) in which technologically abetted intrusions on people's privacy had become about as commonplace as a reporter's notebook.

That's when she lost the benefit of the doubt, not racially but in terms of her character, by revealing that she had been diagnosed three years earlier with Type 2 diabetes, which is abetted by the calorie bombs on which her empire thrived.

There is the exacting verisimilitude with which Ms. Bitton (abetted by her elegant arranger, Bob Holloway) recreates the orchestral environment that contributed so much to Piaf's mystique: brusque horn- and string-driven orchestrations, lush and spiny all at once, a velvet grip that could break a listener in two.

Those uncomfortable silences accompany chatter about Trump's state of mind, which is abetted by talk from a leaky White House and even from a Trump doctor, Harold Bornstein, who may have crossed a doctor-patient confidentiality line when he told the Times that Trump has been taking the drug finasteride, to preserve his unique haircut.

Most of their orbits, he said, are wildly eccentric, which would abet destructive chaos among smaller planets rather than shielding them.