Sentence examples for added strength to from inspiring English sources

"To emasculate the court and give added strength to the politicians".

"We wrote the letter to Beckie Scott because she is our representative on the Wada board and I know she feels very strongly about tackling doping and we wanted to give added strength to her efforts".

As part of the overseas contingent that has added strength to this week's field, Jimenez arrived in New York on Sunday night and got his first look at the course on Monday.

While that accident substantially added strength to the antinuclear movement, particularly at the grassroots level, where it became a global symbol for antinuclear activism, it also helped spread technical knowledge about nuclear power.

His idea that works of art could contain a measure of truth in themselves an idea voiced more explicitly by Plotinus in the 3rd century ce gave added strength to the symbolic view.

The main developments in the figure skate after 1900 were the addition of the toe pick, a group of sawlike teeth located at the toe of the blade, which enabled skaters to obtain better purchase in the ice when doing certain jumps, and the innovation of the "closed-toe" blade of one-piece steel, which added strength to the skate and permitted a much lighter-weight blade.

If all functions correctly, then ad fabric glue along the inside edge of the seam to add strength to stitches and hold fur down to fabric.

The pleating adds strength to the paper.

He adds strength to the squad.

Here, again, complexity adds strength to the committee's message.

Every anti-gay opinion adds strength to their attackers and supports other gay bashers.