Sentence examples for begin augmenting from inspiring English sources

To suggest, as a recent report from the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington did, that Obama must "begin augmenting the military lever" to complement intensified diplomacy is to recommend burrowing deeper into failure.

Not until age 5 or 6 do they begin augmenting search strategies with cues like "She hid my toy in a corner whose left wall is red rather than white".

In the 1960s, he says, some California water systems began augmenting their aquifers by diverting surface water into holding basins.

In recent years, NIEHS has begun augmenting traditional basic science investigations with innovative programs that translate findings from the laboratory to affected populations.

When humans begin to augment themselves to extremes, some people say, we might lose control of ourselves.

"And begin to augment or train human resilience and so change the patterns of the brain?" Psychoacoustics.

There, with counseling, care and attention, and the psychological ministrations of a kindly nurse named Esther, Beah's slow return to normality began, further augmented when he was sent to the United Nations with the task of explaining the lot of the child soldier to a baffled and concerned international community.

More recently, high-resolution structural analyses have begun to augment kinetic analyses.

"Traditional" media like print newspapers, broadcast news and weekly magazines years ago began being augmented and in some cases supplanted by "new" media on the Web.

Particularly after his marriage to Doris Baumgardt in August 1940, Pohl realized that his salary covered their apartment rent with almost no money left over, and began to augment his income by selling to himself as well as to other magazines.

Deployment of higher-resolution genomic epidemiology tools is beginning to augment our understanding of source, transmission, and risk factors for colonization with opportunistic pathogens.