Sentence examples for which augmented from inspiring English sources

The auxiliary police, which augmented the Afghan Interior Ministry, were riddled with corruption and incompetence.

Mr. Clarkson chiefly blames the 1988 free trade agreement between the United States and Canada which, augmented by Nafta six years later, has created a continentwide energy market.

Losing his hair by his mid-20's, Agassi shaved it all off with one bold stroke, which augmented his eventual reinvention as strong and sure.

Her Town Hall concert is named after her 2010 album, "Chamber Music Society," which augmented her jazz group with arrangements for a string trio.

Jerome Begin's new arrangement for "Continuous Replay" (1991) requires more violent behavior of the Orion String Quartet, which, augmented here and for "D-Man" by a second string quartet, played incisively.

Together they worked in a record shop by day and a coffee bar by night to save the money - about £5,000 - which, augmented by loans from a bank and Yoko's father, would allow the two 22-year-olds to open a jazz club in a Tokyo suburb.

The "a" in R a stands for augmentation, which augments the hypothetical parent sequences of indirect witnesses into the sample during the process.

Next week, we will introduce Spam Blocker, which augments what we have done with filtering.

Cheap tickets increase the possibility of a sellout, which augments merchandise and concession sales.

A dominatrix elicits a customer's splattering climax which augments a Jackson Pollock-ish canvas behind the bed.

A year later, she emerged with a play, Intimate Apparel, which augments those few bare facts with a lush imagined history.