Sentence examples for doing so strengthens from inspiring English sources
Doing so strengthens the notion that mental ill-health equals weakness, and can make people feel that they would not be ill if they had only been tougher.
Only this week, David Cameron launched a new scheme encouraging more Muslim women to learn the language, one argument being that the inability of many to do so weakens their voice, and in doing so strengthens radicalisation.
Our research has shown that doing so strengthens brain systems at multiple levels of health.
Deep breathing stimulates the thoracic duct and in doing so strengthens the patient's ability to purposefully aid the return of the lymph to the venous system.
It's about raising costs and trying to destabilize the regime and, by doing so, strengthening the hand of its opponents.
STEVE COLL: Another good dissertation — how the hubris of the Blair-Bush school of liberal intervention culminated in the Iraq War and undermined the ideas of democracy promotion and in doing so strengthened the "realism" of the sort that liberals decried when it allowed Sarajevo to burn and suffer.
Scout represents the hope that our children will be able to embrace differences, rather than fear them, and in doing so, strengthen our local and global communities. .
Let us show the same commitment and compassion to victims of elder abuse and fund the Elder Justice Act this year and by doing so strengthen our resolve to prevent violence against women--especially older women.
In her marathon testimony before a hostile Congress, Clinton was able to rise above the filth of the Benghazi Committee, and in doing so, strengthened her quest for the presidency.
We often disagreed, but where we found common ground, he made improvements and in doing so strengthened police relationships with the community (and may have even avoided costly litigation).
He took office after a decade that saw three Arab-Israeli wars and the murder of Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympics, yet managed to forge a historic agreement at Camp David that, according to at least one Middle East scholar "reshaped the Arab world... and in doing so, strengthened immeasurable the U.S. position in the Middle East".
