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But it does not take much imagination to see how the Aka-Aki approach could lend itself to advertising.

"It would lend itself to increasing baseline security for air travel throughout the West, " he said.

My life does not lend itself to any of those suggestions .

Failure to do so could result in a rigid and inflexible service, which does not lend itself to supporting a changing business environment.

His understated, somewhat dry manner may not lend itself to reality television, but it's perfect for the role of a national professor.

For this reason, ROI does not easily lend itself to being a measure of the effectiveness of organizational growth or improvement efforts.

However, RUP has the principles of OOAD as its foundation, and therefore, does not lend itself easily to be aligned to SOA design.

The lack of clarity around Mr Lee's "new venture" does not lend itself to a charitable interpretation of events.

The subject matter will naturally lend itself to a specific type of shot, particularly when the seasonal element involved.

The search therefore continued for a method of filter design that would lend itself more naturally to IC implementation.

Although pure science usually has no apparent connection with technology, it does lend itself to the development of applied science.

If consciousness were the self, this consciousness would not lend itself to dis-ease.

While many questions remain, adds Rossmann, the virus may lend itself to a variety for medical purposes.

This dimension does not lend itself easily to a regime of standards and audits.

With the half-exception of the Kurds, however, Iraq does not lend itself to neat division.

A classic one, and one which would lend itself to a balance of role-playing and tactical combat, is the treasure hunt.

It may lend itself to pull-aside chats , but Bush plans only formal talks on this trip.

The situation does not immediately lend itself to action on the part of the adviser.

Bleeding from the torso does not lend itself to control by any method other than direct pressure.

Don't choose a business that doesn't lend itself to part-time involvement if you can only do it part-time to start.

This root cause would lend itself to mistake proofing that would separate or distinguish the switches to prevent recurrence.

But the 'P' started to lend itself too well to the shape of a map pin.

But don't wreck your art if it doesn't lend itself to paying the bills.

The incident seemed to lend itself to dramatization.

He has written a forthcoming novel, "The 13th Hour, " that he thinks is too long to lend itself to the video-enhanced format.

The development of lunar base will lend itself to cooperative, resource-pooling international efforts.

Her voice doesn't really lend itself well to blues singing.

This music doesn't lend itself to dancing.

To lend itself to sth.