Sentence examples for looking to augment from inspiring English sources

Another big Chinese release sheltered by the blackout and looking to augment the country's already-brawny 59% domestic film share for this year is action-comedy Mr Six.

Bankers and lawyers say that over the first half of the year, the majority of deals struck have been by strategic buyers looking to augment existing businesses.

"We are looking to augment human capability," said Norman Winarsky, vice president for licensing and strategic programs at SRI. "But with artificial intelligence".

The unit will be "outward focused", with some of its 35 or so employees - Ms Efunshile is looking to "augment" the number of staff - acting as links and development workers with the local partnerships.

"Students are increasingly looking to augment their studies with graduate work experience, and this further post-study work visa option will offer university students a more complete study experience in Australia," Mr. Evans said in the statement.

"The social night-life scene is significant, so we already had a ripe environment that we were looking to augment," said Tony Cortizas, vice president for global brand strategy of Meliá, which is based in Palma de Mallorca.

Sturdy linebacking play is important here because the Lions often look to augment their pass rush by employing wide-9 techniques up front (the Eagles are not the only team that uses this very common tactic).

He will look to augment the Englishness of the men in white, not take away from it, and while over the years he has developed a reputation for being demanding – he is reputed to need even less sleep than Margaret Thatcher, poring over videos and reports into the small hours and getting up early to look at more – he is open to ideas with a voracious appetite for learning.

For a sport like golf, a lot of the utility of the organization's apps is for what has been heralded as a "second-screen" experience, where users look to augment their TV-watching experience with content from their phone.

Some examples of areas where the firm will spend time looking for new investment opportunities include workflow automation startups like Qventus; digital diagnostics companies that look to augment or replace human diagnosticians with algorithms that are better able to identify potential anomalies; predictive and programmatic tools to measure and monitor population health are also on the horizon.

In addition to craving itself it may be interesting to look at related concepts, such as desire thinking and rumination, which seem to augment craving.