Sentence examples for be better enhanced from inspiring English sources

Whoever plays India or Sri Lanka in the final in Birmingham might reflect that their chances of beating either of those two teams would be better enhanced at Cardiff where the pitches have been juicier and there are fewer used surfaces to rough up the ball.

The atmosphere is better enhanced by its intangible elements: Joe Levasseur's muted lighting and Guy Yarden's finely etched melodic score.

Awareness among girls and their families was better enhanced in various topics related to children's rights such as right to education and health, freedom of expression and drawbacks of FGM/C, early marriage and child labor.

The color of an emerald is better enhanced by the yellow gold, though.

Rather than removing this natural defence mechanism by circumcision, it may be better to enhance it by thickening the layer of keratin overlying the Langerhans cells, thereby reducing the viral load to which they are exposed.

These show that the Prospect Park West bike lanes are used by half the number of riders the D.O.T. says, and that cyclists are not riding to commute as originally contemplated but are recreational users who could be better served by enhancing the existing lane 100 yards away in Prospect Park.

Drawing on the concept of communities of practice, this paper seeks to operationalize an understanding of how the social relations that underpin smallholder-related value chains can be better supported to enhance resilience.

These studies suggest that GH10 xylanases could be better candidates for enhancing the hydrolysis of more realistic substrates.

The evidence suggests that screening and brief counselling in primary care settings is not effective in reducing weight and improving weight-related behaviours in overweight/obese children and, that the costs associated with this strategy would be better spent on enhancing other treatment options [ 3].

The ultimate strength of the composite was also better enhanced by the plate-like particles than by spheres.

For example, in the United States it is sometimes said that the kindergartens are better at enhancing cognitive development and the childcare programmes better at enhancing social-emotional development, or that the kindergartens provide services that are more attractive to higher income families while the childcare centres provide services that better meet the needs of low-income children.