Sentence examples for bolster further from inspiring English sources

To bolster further the independent prestige of the young prince, the king had him created Earl of Chester at only twelve days of age.

21 But it seems only to bolster further the point that the definition of health is contextually dependent on what is considered standard or reasonable for that scenario.

The game's appeal is bolstered further by the quality of its design.

However, with Sakho and Ilori coming in late in the transfer window from Paris St Germain and Sporting Lisbon manager Brendan Rodgers' centre-back options have been bolstered further.

This first report on the potent inhibition of Akt/mTOR signaling by SIN replication, bolsters further studies on the development and evaluation of engineered SIN genotypes in vitro and in vivo for unique cytolytic functions.

On Thursday the IMF's call for debt relief was bolstered further when the European commission, the European Stability Mechanism – the eurozone's bailout fund – and the ECB raised concerns about the scale of the debt burden.

Boris Johnson's support among grassroots Conservatives, already resurgent in the wake of his resignation over Brexit, appears to have been bolstered further by his claim that Muslim women in burqas resemble letterboxes and bank robbers.

Her enthusiasm for the sport was bolstered further by seeing Tiger playing golf on TV.

Looking ahead to 2020, however, the firm found that Noble Energy Inc., Pioneer Natural Resources Co. and EQT Corp. all see a material step-change in free cash flow generation while maintaining or expanding cash balances, which it expects could be bolstered further by asset sales.

Murray added the club "have an option or two" in pursuing other signing targets and the squad could be bolstered further before Saturday's Scottish Championship meeting with Cowdenbeath.

The QTL hypothesis is bolstered further by the findings that the 10-SNP set demonstrates a linear association with mathematics scores across the distribution (Fig. 4), and that children in our sample with 10 or more of the 20 risk alleles are nearly twice as likely to be in the low-performing group.