Sentence examples for too enhanced from inspiring English sources

There are laugh-aloud lines in Neil Gaiman's latest novel too, enhanced by Chris Riddell's witty drawings.

This visual ravishment--which is the principal experience of the movie and which is, too, enhanced by the surprisingly subtle use of 3-D technology (there are gratifyingly few shots of objects projecting into the audience's field; you just feel that you're sharing the same plane as the creatures in the movie --is part of a strategy intended to movie --ismovie --isa'vi.

To rule out the possibility that these findings reflect phenotypes associated with clonal breast cancer populations, we generated a population of pooled GPNMB/OA expressing cells (Supplemental Figure S1A) and found that these too enhanced tumor growth relative to vector control cells (Supplemental Figure S1B).

Songs played onstage by Stuart Day (and by cast members who sing too) enhance the stories, vibrantly enacted by (above, from left): Stephen Sheehan, Jacqy Phillips, Eileen Darley and Mr. Day.

20 Empathy too enhances the doctor and patient relationship, yet can improve both patient and doctor satisfaction and diagnostic accuracy.

Working on those effects also enhanced the harmony, too.

Indeed, a too small local window could also enhance noise whereas a too large window would fail to enhance local detail.

Too much insulin also enhances the growth and proliferation of arterial smooth muscle cells, promoting atherosclerosis and clogging your arteries.

More established companies such as engineering firm Arup and technical consultancy MIME Consulting use public data too to enhance their services and provide more accuracy to decision making.

This, too, may enhance the rapidity of discharge from the OU.

In addition to exposing our youth to soldiers, we should also introduce them to Israel's heroic peace-makers and pursuers of justice; that too can enhance their Jewish identity and strengthen their connections to Israel.