Enriched [adjective]

We’ve also learned that by making the crowd smaller, we really are enriching the visitor experience.

The same month, Smith and his partners sold a minority stake in Vista Equity Partners to another private equity firm, a move that likely would have enriched him, better enabling him to become a donor.

Throughout the book, secondary players help enrich Cheney’s story.

High Place claims that it provides El Triunfo with jobs and enriches the economy, but that’s just a pretty lie.

“Engagement Insights is about directly funneling web, mobile and connected product data back into Customer Insights to help continue to enrich that understanding of the customer in order to better serve them,” he said.

This not only keeps the carbon out of the atmosphere but aims to naturally enrich the soil, ideally yielding healthy food that tastes better.

The windows are ornamented by tracery, and the façade is enriched by a free use of carving.

As a net is full of birds, so their houses are full of deceit: therefore are they become great and enriched.

This enriched the organ with a new group of stops of a superior quality on account of the roundness and volume of sound.

A standard and authoritative work enriched by copious illustrations.