Sentence examples for this has conferred from inspiring English sources

This has conferred on Baghdadi a higher level of praise, worthiness, and legitimacy among his supporters.

Although this has conferred greater sensitivity to our event-related analysis, this imbalance remains a methodological limitation.

It is indisputably the New York-based brand No.6, though, that has conferred high-style status on the clunker.

Alternatively, transfer of a functional T6SS to S. Enteritidis may have a negative impact on colonization per se and that loss of this system has conferred to this serotype an advantage towards the avian host.

This arrangement has conferred on our model oxygen depletion within the ACM, resulting in hypoxia and the production of VEGF.

Lawrence and Ochman [ 7] have identified that about 18% of the genome of E.coli MG1655 was acquired by LGT and this laterally acquired DNA has "conferred properties permitting E.coli to explore otherwise unreachable ecological niches".

To navigate this legal terra incognita, Mr. Feinberg has conferred with more than 50 consulates and embassies.

Perhaps this jubilee is a time to remind ourselves of the benefits which union has conferred, at home and in our international dealings, on the inhabitants of all parts of this United Kingdom".

Nothing has seemed more important in the economic boom than the wage gains it has conferred.

He said he has conferred with the United States attorney for the Eastern District.

Finally, it has conferred on criminal terrorists a status they desperately want but do not deserve.