Sentence examples for rather than augmented from inspiring English sources

For the first time, said his finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos, Greece had found a formula where its €350bn debt mountain was "reduced rather than augmented".

Before the series began it was almost unthinkable that Swann might be replaced rather than augmented by Panesar in this Ashes series.

Moat (East) 8-19-06," Mr. whoson, who led things off, walked and sometimes danced with two others in a particularly wide portion of the moat, a vista that reduced rather than augmented the impact.

Intriguingly, direct application of PKG moderately reduced rather than augmented Kir6.2/SUR2A single-channel currents in excised, inside-out patches.

The frequency of stimulation was likely an important factor in Marshall and colleagues' study [16], as indicated in a follow up study [46] that reports 5 Hz intermittent tDCS reduced, rather than augmented, slow oscillation power (Though see Ref.  [47] for a failure to replicate augmentation with 0.75 Hz stimulation).

Long periods of high unemployment tend to reduce rather than augment the pool of potential workers.

But most mainstream tech users are still sticking with their cameraphone lenses, rather than augmenting their clothing with a clip-on eye.

But the winner, LiveLike, wowed the judges by showing what sports watching will look like in the future thanks to virtual reality, rather than augmenting the past television.

By bringing to light the number of women reshaping success and our definition of the artist, we can only hope that we are combating narrow thinking, rather than augmenting it.

In this model, RAG-2, rather than stimulating or regulating V(D J recombination was initially a repressor of recombination preventing adverse unregulated recombination events with existing transib-like elements consistent with evidence that RAG-2 may under some conditions block rather than augment RAG-1 function [15], [16].

Rather than augmenting the effects on cell number, chlorpyrifos enhanced BaP inhibition of cell growth.