Sentence examples for strengthened some from inspiring English sources

Phillips said he could have made deals that would have strengthened some positions at the expense of others.

Yet the new scores also strengthened some Bloomberg administration arguments, underscoring, for example, the weak performance of some schools it has sought to close.

On further investigation, the scientists found that two other mutations, which had negligible effects by themselves, strengthened some of the protein's folds so it could withstand the other five mutations.

Rabbi James Ponet, the Jewish chaplain at Yale, which has 20 students studying in Israel, said that while the bombing may have strengthened some students' resolve to study in Israel, it is parents who often make the decision.

But the administration's initial proposal in June 2009 was a disappointment to many Congressional Democrats, who added or significantly strengthened some of the key provisions — sometimes in conflict with the White House — before passing a bill in 2010.

Certainly, the past few years have strengthened some economists in their belief that financial markets are "efficient"—ie, that it is impossible to predict which way prices will go next.

The proposed new rules would strengthen some existing provisions.

Premature polls strengthen some of the most anti-democratic forces in American politics.

The corps is strengthening some soil, by mixing cement deep into the ground.

were setting out on a tour in the hope of strengthening some agreements in the Middle East that he helped arrange.

NASA is also generating evidence that will bear on the fault tree, possibly strengthening some branches and eliminating others.