aid

An ingenious invention originally meant to digitize bookkeeping, the software has enabled researchers and businesspeople to input infinite rows and columns of disparate data and then analyze the information with the aid of a computer.

After all, smaller developing nations like Cameroon often depend on trade with and aid from the West.

Followers had traveled many miles to mourn the loss, and aid in the ritual washing, dressing, and honoring of the body.

But that comes too late for the family of an American aid worker killed by ISIS.

The woman was taken in August 2013, along with a group of other aid workers who have reportedly been released.

I remember the days of the Bosnian war (1992—1995), when Saudi Arabia sent convoys of aid to those besieged in Sarajevo.

On the capitulation of Burgoyne, near five thousand men had been detached by Gates to his aid.

The aid which Pyrrhus brought did little good to the Tarentines, and his final departure in 274 left them defenceless.

If there was a loss at my meetings I bore it myself; never asking any one for aid.

The commonwealth of to-day as well as that of to-morrow demands our aid.

And now that Graham and Nolan were here to aid, this defect was noticed at once.