Sentence examples for energize further from inspiring English sources

When revelations of corruption actually embolden the application of the rule of law and lead to sanctions, those tangible results can energize further civil society engagement in the fight against corruption.

The remarkable success of this trial should energize further applications of biotechnology in the development of new cancer immunotherapies.

He then chafed visibly through the summer amid a huge outcry in the region over the issue, which was energized further by resentment over the Koizumi government's approval of strongly nationalistic school textbooks.

In the first method, particles leaving the simulation domain are assumed to be lost since they are magnetized and the draped magnetic field will guide them into the tail away from the planet where plasma processes can energize them further.

When we had people read statements that reminded them of the power of willpower like, "Sometimes, working on a strenuous mental task can make you feel energized for further challenging activities," they kept on working and performing well with no sign of depletion.

And yesterday, Election Day 2017, gave us enormous hope and has now energized us further.

A vote to toughen immigration rules and harm the young Dreamers would further energize Democratic voters.

But a decision from a court divided along ideological lines could further energize voters already critical of last year's 5-to-4 campaign finance decision, Citizens United.

Given U.S. digital dominance and hacker dexterity, digital entrepreneurship looks set to further energize the manufacturing industries and give them a new shot at competitiveness.

Mr. Trump and other Republicans hope that the image of thousands of migrants seeking to enter the country will further energize his political base, which is predominantly made up of lower-income white voters who are generally suspicious of immigration.

If Democrats can really use this issue to further energize college-educated, white, suburbanite swing voters, especially women, it will suggest the cultural shift on this issue is enduring.