Sentence examples for already augmented from inspiring English sources

He had already augmented his legacy with a first tournament in Africa.

Low had already augmented his institution's collection by bargain-hunting, and he wanted to acquire Regionalist paintings precisely because they were out of style, but he also believed in Benton as an artist.

Perhaps sometime in the distant future, but in the meantime AI is already augmenting the work done by legal professionals as startups race to reach that ultimate goal.

Personalization technologies are already augmenting your decision making and future thinking by learning from you and recommending to you what to see and do next.

Media channels broadcasting action from Grand Slam events already augment their coverage of matches with innumerable statistics and graphs plotting ball placement and speed, whilst commentators from screen and print media have been known to pass comment on what a player is wearing.

"Housewives and young unmarried women, not usually employed, have been hired already to augment the regular store staffs," said The Hartford Courant in the Dec. 1, 1941 issue.

In the presence of P4 and E2 + P4 Bcl-2 phosphorylation was augmented already from day 3, suggesting earlier induction of autophagy.

On Independence Square, the already formidable barricades were augmented with more sacks of snow, metal railings and tyres.

The already trepidatious journalist is unlikely to be much reassured by Dreijer Andersson arriving in an office in central Stockholm in full Fever Ray get-up: her face painted deathly white, with black lines bisecting her cheeks, her already white-blonde hair augmented with long, straight extensions.

When it comes to terminology, we already have virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality and, I think, real reality (though I'm growing less sure of that everyday).

This magmatism also resulted in a mid-crustal (~ 25 km deep) layer greatly enriched in radiogenic heat producing elements that strongly augmented the already extreme crustal geotherms over a prolonged period.