Sentence examples for enhancing existing from inspiring English sources

But there's a limit to enhancing existing highways; new connections remain vital.

The institute will direct its grant toward enhancing existing programs and creating new ones.

The rationale was to improve travel and address related problems with the current setup of two conferences of three divisions while enhancing existing rivalries.

Sir David Higgins, HS2 Ltd's chairman, has previously hinted that an earlier report into the idea had found that enhancing existing lines was "more realistic", but that no definitive conclusion had been reached.

Amy Schichtel, the foundation's executive director, said the money would also go toward building an endowment for education, which would include enhancing existing programs it helps support at the Long Island Children's Museum in Garden City.

Mr. Cameron said that the field of enhancing existing 2-D movies with 3-D elements was emerging, and that the handful of special-effects companies that do such work "have been low-balling their bids" — underestimating the time and money it would take to complete the work — "to get a foothold in the market".

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In some instances, digital technologies are being applied to a new crop of audio components, including speakers, headphones and portable music players, to enhance existing audio recordings.

They plan to work with local arts groups and established institutions like Guild Hall, the Parrish Art Museum and Southampton College, which also offer art instruction, trying to supplement and enhance existing programs.

The servers will enhance existing Internet-connected terminals in the shops so customers can copy music, movies and other Web content.

The bill provided hundreds of millions of dollars to enhance existing fencing and to reinforce levees on both sides but mandated a three-mile gap.