Sentence examples for bit of strengthening from inspiring English sources

"I've started doing a bit of strengthening.

His proposals could do with a bit of strengthening, but are broadly to be welcomed.For some Britons, however, this approach is nothing like tough enough.

Election factor The Conservatives are nervous about the distinctly un-Tory prospect of strengthening workforce protection this close to an election, whereas Vince Cable sees it as a popular cause which can give the Liberal Democrats a bit of distinctiveness.

The necessity of strengthening land use strategies.

If necessary, water it and leave it in the sun for a bit to strengthen.

The McCain campaign and House Republicans, in an effort coordinated by Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the party leader, are engaging in a bit of therapy to strengthen their political marriage.

And I remember the pride I felt in sending those little 2-ounce bottles of "liquid gold" to my girl recovering from surgery to close her myelomeningocele (the most severe type of spina bifida), feeling comfort that if I couldn't be there holding her, at least she was getting a little bit of me to strengthen and nourish her.

Debonding failure displacement of strengthened beam.

Pub owners themselves reacted as though the price controls were a bit of a joke, designed to strengthen the government's low public-approval rating.

ASSEDA, on the other hand, predicted the creation of an hnRNPA1 site (R i,final = 5.9 bits; Δ R i = 17.1 bits), a slightly strengthened hnRNPH site (R i,final = 4.0 bits; Δ R i = 0.2 bits), the abolition of an SRp40 site (R i,final = -3.3 bits; Δ R i = -6.3 bits) and two novel, weak SF2/ASF sites (R i,final = -4.6 bits; Δ R i = 0.8 bits and R i,final = -2.4 bits; Δ R i = 0.4 bits).

But the network overall is solidifying, and that may compensate for what al-Qaeda cannot deliver itself," says a Western intelligence source.Another bit of the network that has been strengthened is the Yemen-based al-Qaeda faction that formally merged last year with remnants of the movement in Saudi Arabia.