Sentence examples for actively strengthening from inspiring English sources
IBM has been actively strengthening its foothold in the healthcare industry both through partnerships and acquisitions and this buy could only help Big Blue boost its offerings.
This article argues that since the mid-1980s, the Chinese government has been actively strengthening its institutional role as a mediator and its substantive power in settling collective labor disputes, and mobilizing all mediatory agencies to continuously take the initiative to intervene, absorb, and defuse collective labor disputes.
Currently, health institutes are actively strengthening tracing mechanisms in order to decrease treatment default and treatment interruption.
In response to this drastic change in the operational environment, hospitals are invariably involved in institutional reform and organizational re-engineering by actively strengthening internal quality enhancement, external marketing, forming merger or strategic alliance, etc., in order to boost their own competitiveness.
Good leadership will seek to actively strengthen rather than weaken the social contract between the generations that underpins all societies.
Its field actively strengthens as the plasma gets closer to the wall, meaning it can be maintained at much higher pressures.
Based on provincial-level panel data from 1999 to 2011 and quantitative analysis, this paper finds that in the transition years, the Chinese state actively strengthened various mechanisms to mediate labor disputes, which absorbed and defused the collective struggles of workers.
The simple reality is that if you don't actively strengthen these muscles, you will not be capable of performing your best.
Taking this analogy the natural next step, you have to actively strengthen your mental muscles to ensure that they are strong enough to handle the demands of your sport.
So it made more sense to focus on the negative effects of waking experience on memory, rather than attribute some biological phenomenon in sleep that actively strengthened memory.
Hence, these findings indicate the need to actively strengthen adolescents' self-concept to possibly yield long-term benefits in the area of glycemic control.
