Sentence examples for further invigorated from inspiring English sources

He also commissioned leading architects who further invigorated design development in Hampshire.

They were further invigorated when centre Matt Hopper dummied two opponents on his own 22 and raced into the visitors' half before a stupendous pass out of the back of his hand kept the move going.

Positive effects of Vitamin D supplementation are also registered in some cases, which has further invigorated the need to investigate not only serum Vitamin D adequacy, but also the efficacy of supplements in acquiring such levels [ 8].

His "martyrdom," he used to say, would further invigorate the jihadis and expedite an Islamic revolution in Pakistan.

If display companies can create a magazine-size computer screen that offers the same portability and speed of a catalog -- but more information -- they could further invigorate online shopping.

"If we want the next‐generation industries to be founded in San Jose instead of Shenzhen, then the Judiciary Committee must seize this moment and approve legislation that will serve to further invigorate our nation's innovative and entrepreneurial leadership," read the letter from the Information Technology Industry Council, which represents dozens of technology companies.

There is therefore reason to further invigorate the campaign against this unethical practice.

Breaking this silence – by making the methods of interdisciplinary projects transparent – could further invigorate interdisciplinary research.

Making the methods of interdisciplinary research more transparent, and sharing them among researchers, could further invigorate interdisciplinary research.

Still, there currently persists a silence about the methods of interdisciplinary collaboration itself, and the core of this paper proposes a template for such methods and explains how breaking this silence – by making the methods of interdisciplinary projects transparent – could further invigorate interdisciplinary research.

But this report should be a catalyst to further invigorate the urgent discussion on how to address our housing crisis and to drive the beginnings of a more effective response.