Sentence examples for enriching that from inspiring English sources
The paradox is that what is on view is so enriching that one hungers for more: too good to be enough.
On July 5, the Security Council banned trading in Sierra Leone diamonds, which are controlled by the rebels and mainly reach international markets through Liberia, enriching that government as well as the rebels.
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Shyam is proof of how enriching that investment can be.
He'll hope to enrich that status by guiding the team to Wembley again.
"The natural beauty drew us here and the community really enriched that," Mrs. Rightler said.
It would be gratifying, then, if today's running could further enrich that tapestry.
"The risk is that it would be relatively easy for Iran to further enrich that material to something that is usable in a nuclear weapon".
Russia would then enrich that uranium or some of its own stockpile to nearly 20% purity, and then send it to France to be turned into fuel.
The longer Iran continues to enrich that radioactive material, he noted, the value of current proposals as a means to offer security reassurances "is diminishing".
