Context of Strengthen
By c.e. 1, most Northwest coast villages numbered several hundred people who lived in multifamily houses built of cedar planks. Trade and warfare with interior groups strengthened the wealth and power of chiefs and other elites. Leading families displayed their wealth in the potlatch—a feast at which they gave their goods to guests or destroyed them.
Examples with Strengthen
Uber, valued at $71 billion, has stated its projection of attaining operating income profitability at some juncture this year, signaling to its investors that it perceives a strengthening in its business.
–Technology
In a report revealed on Monday night, scientists elaborated on the evidence found on the swab, asserting that it strengthens the argument that the coronavirus pandemic originated due to the illicit trade of wild animals.
–Science
Utilizing my expertise in supply chain management, I can propose ways to strengthen future editions of the code, fostering better relationships and improving performance across the industry.
–Business
Arsenal made a significant move last Friday by signing Netherlands defender Jurriën Timber from Ajax, with the goal of strengthening their defense as they strive for another Premier League title and a return to the Champions League.
–Sports
The Boston Symphony saw the performance as a moment to underscore its fast-growing commitment to engaging with the community, demonstrating its dedication to strengthening these ties.
–Arts
