Sentence examples for bolster adds from inspiring English sources

But assuming she irons her sheets and doesn't shank anybody with a butter knife (the Laguiole, with a rosewood handle and brass bolster, adds a touch of elegance to any holiday table, even in the joint), she will be out of the pokey in time for the first game of spring training.

Of course Wall Street was aware that decades of marketing and brand bolstering added value to a company over and above its assets and total annual sales.

President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela said Wednesday that he planned to take control of the country's gold industry to halt illegal mining and bolster reserves, adding to nationalizations in the oil, metals and cement businesses.

"Joel's come in to bolster us and adds a bit of experience at this level, which is something we need," manager Lee Johnson told the club website. .

Remediation strategies for sites contaminated with redox sensitive metals can benefit from the results of this study by realizing that the oxidation capacity of Mn-oxides can be bolstered by adding sulfur or lime amendments to adjust soil pH.

Analysis of Khan's thought bolsters the claim, and adds a welcome dimension to a misunderstood figure.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla .— President Obama vowed on Thursday to use his executive powers to bypass bottlenecks in Congress and accelerate infrastructure projects to bolster growth and add jobs.

And though the House and Senate plans are in agreement on measures that experts say would bolster security -- adding armed marshals to more flights, transferring oversight of airport workers from the airlines to the federal government and fortifying cockpit doors -- action on those fronts has been held up by the tug of war in Congress.

The paper has completed a network overhaul to bolster security, she added.

Vineyards devastated by phylloxera in the 19th century were replanted with poor quality grape vines, and by the 1980s much of its production was sold in bulk, which led to a few unscrupulous wineries trying to bolster flavor by adding minute amounts of anti-freeze-like diethylene glycol, which caused an international scandal and long-lasting reaction against all Austrian wines.

As for risk, he adds leverage to bolster returns; indeed using borrowed money to calibrate risk is a major part of his strategy.