Sentence examples for and increased ability from inspiring English sources
If our work can help someone who is blind have some extra sense and increased ability to move around then what the hell about some media people!
All amphetamines cause profound psychic effects, including wakefulness, mental alertness, increased initiative and confidence, euphoria, lessened sense of fatigue, talkativeness, and increased ability to concentrate.
Officials in President Evo Morales's government say that changing food preferences and increased ability to buy processed foods also play a role.
"We're at a time of unprecedented access to data and increased ability to share and move large amounts of data," Boettiger says.
Music acts as "a type of legal performance-enhancing drug," giving athletes more stamina, more energy and increased ability to ignore and overcome pain, says a wealth of research.
Another reason for focusing on economic growth and increased ability to withstand climate shocks, this camp says, is that risks are rising not only because of warming but also because population growth in poor places is greatly increasing how many people are exposed to today's climate-related hazards.
Research is coming out all the time suggesting strong links with the arts and increased abilities in other areas.
"Today's vote affirms the growth of Iraq's democracy and increasing ability to secure itself," Mr. Bush said in a statement.
Nevertheless, the recorded history of the human race has a thread running through it of increasing understanding of the universe we live in (including our own bodies), and increasing ability to influence it one way or another.
The control technologies cooperating with dynamic actual work conditions of mine can promote development of digital mine and increase ability to prevent and fight the disasters of mine.
In seniors, regular PA has additional benefits, including increasing longevity, reducing pain from arthritis, decreasing risks of falls and fractures, and increasing ability to maintain functional independence [ 1].
