Sentence examples for means to elevate from inspiring English sources

Wole Soyinka, Africa's first Nobel laureate in literature, saw the end-of-the-year release of his book-length essay Of Africa, in which he expressed hope in the continent's indigenous religions and political traditions as a means to elevate African humanism and counter the spreading threat of radical Islam in the region.

Indeed formal education has become a means to elevate one's social status and economic welfare.

Therefore, means to elevate parkin levels or activity in neurons would be anticipated to provide neuroprotection, at least, in part, via degradation of RTP801.

Increasing SMN2 exon 7 splicing has been studied intensely as a means to elevate full-length SMN protein levels in SMA.

Surface modification is a promising means to elevate the performance of Mg-based biomaterials and expected to be extensively applied to surface design of biomaterials.

Many court eunuchs such as Tong Guan (1054 1126) were eager to enlist as officers in the central army since this was a means to elevate their position at court.

I just wish the elements of the movie meant to elevate Andre Allen weren't built on the backs of women.

It is meant to elevate the people in the office cubicles into champions of inspired ideas for new ventures: Whatever I can imagine, I can accomplish.

The drug, originally intended as an antidepressant, was meant to elevate sexual desire in premenopausal women who are distressed by diminished libidos.

Speaking to reporters in chambers about an ongoing trial is not, I think, meant to elevate the JUDGE A. RAYMOND RANDOLPH -- You also claim a violation of Canon 3(a)(iv), don't you?

Since it was established in 1952 (excepting an interruption by the Cultural Revolution) the two-day exam has been meant to elevate those who will benefit most from higher education while allocating places in a way that is fair to all.