Sentence examples for which could strengthen from inspiring English sources
"It doesn't provoke a nationalist reaction in Iran, which could strengthen the regime.
It gives your parents a chance to accept you for who you really are, which could strengthen your relationship.
Rothberg, the gene-sequencing pioneer, urges the university to brand itself as an incubator for entrepreneurship, which could strengthen both the university and the community.
The census numbers will be used to draw new legislative district lines, which could strengthen the city's hand in the Legislature.
In addition to the assistance for Israel, the administration requested $225 million in military aid for Egypt for port and coastal security, which could strengthen Cairo's counterterrorism efforts.
China has built the world's first armed amphibious drone boat, which could strengthen its navy and boost its exports of high-tech defence equipment.
Wood identified a further opportunity for the game in the Festival of World Cups that was held in England last summer, bringing together student, women's, wheelchair, police and armed forces competitions, as a potential consolation to South Africa having failed in their bid to stage the World Cup itself in 2017, and a way in which they could strengthen their challenge to England for 2021.
That's too bad because surely there are more nuanced arguments for the move than those found here, which could only strengthen the documentary, saving it from caricature.
A respected columnist in the state-owned Al Ahram, Salah Montasser, has suggested that Mr Mubarak would be better served by direct elections, which could only strengthen his stature at home and abroad.
Sprint is also still reportedly talking to Intel and Comcast about buying out the 12.4percentt of shares those two companies own also, which could help strengthen their position against hold-outs.
Notably, several aromatic residues are located within the interface (two in connexin A and 5 in connexin B, Table 3), which could further strengthen the quaternary complex through aromatic−aromatic stacking interactions.
