Sentence examples for which greatly aided from inspiring English sources

In 1902 his coworker G. Honold invented the Bosch spark plug, which greatly aided the development of the automobile.

Well-known examples of the Horatian form are the letters of Paul the Apostle (the Pauline epistles incorporated into the Bible), which greatly aided the growth of Christianity into a world religion, and such works as Alexander Pope's "An Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot".

Weekly discussions on current affairs with students from different backgrounds in her classes allowed Wanying to polish her arguments and refine her thoughts, which greatly aided her during job interviews.

Mirkin felt the experience "taught [him] a lot about structure" which greatly aided his later work on character-focused shows.

With these modifications, we were able to dissociate a five to ten times larger volume of cells per microfuge tube than what was previously published, which greatly aided in procuring enough mRNA for isolation and transcriptional profiling of a specific subset of cells which were less than 1% of the cells in the whole animal at this time.

This unit contrasts sharply with the grey-dominated colour of the Jurassic, which greatly aids the defining of the boundaries.

In watching a simulation explaining how a pan flute works, for example, students can be introduced to the scientific concepts of wave speed and wave interface in a way that's relatable, which greatly aids their comprehension.

The fauna collected using this technique are often still alive and in one piece which greatly aids identification.

The Harz owes its early settlement and intensive development in the 10th 16th century to mining and metallurgy (silver, lead, iron, copper, and zinc), which was greatly aided by the availability of water and wood.

His mastery of five languages has brought a new feature to the lessons: the inclusion of Russian translations into the dialogue, which has greatly aided the community aspect of the class.

In order to safeguard Iran's national rights successfully, we think Iran's president-elect must give priority to the following policies in his programmes and plans: 1) Discarding the questioning of the Holocaust, which has greatly aided the hawks in the west, and replacing it with a constructive foreign policy devoid of any provocative rhetoric.