Sentence examples for them strengthens from inspiring English sources
But they and others caution that it is not known if standing on them strengthens bones in humans.
What are we preparing them for?" For Mr. Potterfield of MidwayUSA, who said his own children started shooting "boys' rifles" at age 4, getting young people engaged with firearms — provided they have the maturity and the physical ability to handle them — strengthens an endangered American tradition.
Steve Coll, who joins Packer on the podcast, offers what he sees as the region's only hope to "contain Iranian radicalism over the next five or ten years": Construct a Palestinian state that rewards Israel's friends in the Arab world, rewards Turkey, rewards all of those who have invested in this long Oslo process, and by rewarding them, strengthens them, and weakens Iran and its proxy groups.
What most interests him in Parts III and IV is an account of the "movements" of the affects – what produces them, strengthens them, leads from one to another, and can weaken or "overcome" them.
Objectively assessing a firm's trustworthiness can help them strengthen the way it operates.
I encourage my students to write precise sentences and help them strengthen their inner editor.
The scope of CMPs, he explained, had "been narrowed and the safeguards around them strengthened" in response to public criticism.
If groups of neurons are working together constructively, the connections between them strengthen, while less useful connections fall dormant.
About 40percentt of them strengthen gun laws, and 36percentt weaken them; the remaining have had minimal impact, according a 2015 analysis by the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
But Washington can reinforce the political stability of Venezuela's troubled Andean neighbors by helping them strengthen their judicial systems, combat official corruption and develop new export industries.
And where they once tried to buy market share abroad, today they focus on acquisitions that will help them strengthen their share in China.
