Sentence examples for increasing its ability from inspiring English sources
Among the advantages Mr. Rogers said a network could realize were gaining leverage over smaller stations, thus guaranteeing that more of its programming would be carried; increasing its negotiating power when it sought to buy syndicated programs, like "Judge Judy," for the stations it owns; and increasing its ability to cross promote programs on both stations and the network.
The rocket, one unidentified military source told Interfax, uses a new type of fuel to shorten the time it needs to launch into space, increasing its ability to evade interceptors.
Our model indicates that low levels of horizontal transmission can benefit a feminising parasite by increasing its ability to displace a rival parasite or by allowing it to coexist with another parasite that has superior vertical transmission.
Specifically, we propose that dynactin enables dynein to participate efficiently in bidirectional transport, increasing its ability to stay "on" during minus-end motion and keeping it "off" during plus-end motion.
Crystal structures of the MRP1/MRP2 bound to a gRNA indicate that it stabilizes the gRNA anchor region in an unfolded conformation, increasing its ability to pair with its target [43].
Japan launched its third intelligence-gathering satellite, increasing its ability to spy on its neighbors.
Vinaigrettes also make exceptional marinades, with the oil basting the surface of the meat while the vinegar flavors it and increases its ability to retain moisture.
White Plains Hospital Center has offered neonatal intensive care since 1993, when it began treating babies born six weeks prematurely, and it has gradually increased its ability to deal with younger and smaller babies.
Using a blunt instrument, such as the handle of a knife, pound the cucumber's surface to soften it slightly and increase its ability to absorb the salt and dressing.
With the SAT under fire from several quarters, including a handful of elite colleges that have recently made scores optional, it's not surprising that the College Board wants to increase its ability to assess students.
