Sentence examples for in beefing from inspiring English sources
With space in print an increasingly precious commodity, the paper has invested in beefing up its business coverage.
If we are worried about weapons of mass destruction, keeping the inspectors in, beefing them up, is the most effective deterrent.
With legendary cameraman Freddie Francis on board, supplying arguably his most spectacular visual accompaniment to the action, this is a film in which setting and atmosphere play a significant role in beefing up the Freudian subtexts.
Blaming companies in the West for a disaster that happens in Asia stops local owners from taking responsibility for their business.Matthias Eckert DubaiReforming select committeesSIR – The answer to the current malaise among Conservative MPs does not lie in "beefing up the powers of select committees" (Bagehot, April 6th).
How can employers reassure and motivate workers? A. It is reasonable to say, "We are doing everything we can to ensure the security of our company, or our office building, or whatever the environment is, and we are going to cooperate with all of the authorities in beefing up security or whatever is necessary".
Oil companies need increasingly complex and vast pieces of infrastructure to exploit reserves that are hard to reach Allister Langlands, chief executive, said that the company was particularly interested in beefing up its presence in Brazil, which has vast oil reserves buried in offshore "sub-salt" deposits, and also in developing Canada's oil sands.
Tamales come in beef or chicken.
My grandfather's family business specialized in beef.
It also appears in beef tenderloin with wide Shanghai noodles.
Forty minutes later he once more indulged in beef tea.
