Sentence examples for furthered from inspiring English sources

As Wigan overcame Portsmouth, and overhauled Stoke to claim 11th place, their goalscorer Hugo Rodallega furthered the impression he is poised to make a considerable impact next term, while Antonio Valencia provided a scintillating valedictory display.

More profoundly, he furthered a change in what drives Merrill's business, with less emphasis on salesmen and more on managers.

Mr Renzi's followers did poorly in December's legislative primaries.But the results also furthered a much-needed rejuvenation of the PD that should help to erode its internal divisions.

That process was furthered when Vietnam joined ASEAN two years ago, and would have reached its culmination this month with the accession of Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar.So the coup in Cambodia which has led to a delay in that country's membership of ASEAN is a big setback for the organisation.

The "livestock revolution" can be furthered by genetic improvements.

But elsewhere the process of privatisation begun by Mrs Thatcher and furthered by her heirs continues: witness the row between Gordon Brown and Labour MPs over plans for Royal Mail.

Not quite: snapshots of Hitler with children and postcards of the idyllic retreat are framed with text explaining how such propaganda furthered his image as a folksy "man of the people".

This Pollock myth, which will soon be furthered by a bio-pic, is irresistible.

And, more pacifically, the EU's current image-makers intone his name as they award their annual prize to someone who has "furthered the cause of European unity".

But Chinese officials "are very critical of Venezuelan accounting", says Margaret Myers at the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington think-tank.For Brazil, the summitry furthered its pursuit of an independent foreign policy.

But it must be debatable whether its "victory" over Japan has really furthered its own interests.