Sentence examples for enhanced only by from inspiring English sources

His best defense of it would be enhanced only by a full ethics inquiry.

They tasted, among other things, raw scampi, orata, branzino, lobster, scallops, and sole — briny, sweet, chewy, buttery, and enhanced only by lemon, olive oil, and sea salt.

If the design is found to be poorly operable, dynamic operability can be enhanced only by appropriate process design modifications.

What remains of the function-loving Modernist style appears in Mario Botta's sleek 1982 armchair, whose skeletal frame of matte-finished steel is enhanced only by a gridded black bottom and two back-supporting rolls of polyurethane.

Mario Botta's "Seconda" armchair (1982) is a starkly handsome seat whose skeletal frame of matte-finished steel is enhanced only by a gridded black bottom and two back-supporting rolls of black ribbed polyurethane.

He then identified a fundamental misalignment of the interests of the UK asset management industry and the ultimate principals, the companies which use equity markets and the individual UK "savers" who provide funds to them: "Returns to beneficial owners, taken as a whole, can be enhanced only by improving the performance of the corporate sector as a whole.

As a member of Italy's business elite, his image has been enhanced not only by his stewardship at Ferrari, taking sales to more than $1.4 billion a year, but also by his directorships in luxury goods companies in Italy and France.

Thus, the effective spatial resolution is enhanced not only by the narrower FWHM, but also by the negative response because of destructive superposition of negative and positive responses.

Metastatic progression can be enhanced not only by above-mentioned qualitative changes but also quantitative alterations of metastasis-associated mRNAs (Graff & Zimmer, 2003; Kang & Massague, 2004).

Thus, during tumor progression, genome instability may be enhanced not only by deregulation of E2F, but also by the acquisition of greater numbers of copy number changes encompassing more genes involved in genome maintenance.

It is clear that the benefits of using mosquito nets to significantly reduce malaria-directed deaths are enhanced not only by treating/retreating mosquito nets with insecticides, but also by increasing access to ITNs [ 42, 43].