Sentence examples for further lifting the from inspiring English sources

Allout Offroad customises them further, lifting the chassis to fit outsize wheels and tyres.

Before the infected American cow was linked to Canada, the Agriculture Department had proposed further lifting the ban to permit imports of Canadian cattle younger than 30 months.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has disclosed its rules and procedures for targeting individuals for killing outside conventional war zones — including with drones — further lifting the secrecy surrounding one of its most disputed tactics for fighting terrorism.

Odd as it might seem, liberal Democrats are aligned with conservative Republicans on some issues, further lifting the chances of amendments like one by Senator Bernard Sanders, independent of Vermont, to audit the Federal Reserve.

Three weeks later along came Edinson Cavani, who may further lift the profile of Uruguayan football in this country next season.

We use the regional technology-rich energy system optimization model, TIMES, to analyse the impacts of maintaining the ban versus three options for less environmentally stringent mining policies – the policy adopted in 2015 and two additional policy propositions which would further lift the ban at the second open pit mine, which have not been rejected by the Czech government.

To his fury, the Egyptian authorities let his brother with a shorter beard enter.Egyptian officials say they could further lift the restrictions if only the Palestinians' two main factions, Hamas and Fatah, would form a unity government as recently agreed under Egyptian mediation.

Growing concerns about Greece's fiscal health weighed on the euro and further lifted the greenback.

This, I think, has further lifted the reverence the Somali people had for him.

This further lifts the plasma to higher altitudes with low recombination rate, hence tends to strengthen the MSNA.

In this research, the authors also used a linear actuator attached along link 2 to further lift the chair and the person to a further specified height.