Sentence examples for which strengthen rather from inspiring English sources

And what he learned from his immersion in that working-class community would not have been out of place coming from a labor leader, or a liberal historian: "Urban renewal programs designed to rebuild proletarian districts should incorporate features which strengthen rather than weaken local communities," he writes in his 1984 dissertation.

As a consequence, recruited patients are expected to be less biased than those who refused to participate, which might strengthen rather than limit the external validity of a study having quality of life as primary outcome.

One possibility is that there may be redundant connections which are easier to strengthen rather than connections that were initially affected by stroke.

But this move, which reflects Palestinian and international aspirations, will strengthen rather than weaken the Palestinian position when it returns to the talks.

However, energy adjustment should strengthen, rather than diminish, the inverse association between the Westernized breakfast pattern and A1C, which constitutes the major finding of the present study.

Did the government set out to strengthen, rather than merely clarify, the dossier?

This week's white paper should seek to strengthen, rather than undermine it.

It must strengthen, rather than cut, its commitments to homelessness and social housing.

Indeed, it may strengthen rather than weaken the position of planning in relation to landowners.

We still need laws that strengthen rather than weaken unions, and give American workers a voice.

In addition, the main opposition centre on the Polish side became the middle class rather than aristocracy, which strengthened the Polish resistance and intensified the national sentiment within the Polish society.