Sentence examples for bolster teams from inspiring English sources

It's gradual, below-the-radar stuff —a relocation here and there, perhaps, or decisions to bolster teams in other parts of Asia — but it could certainly intensify if the pressures on space do not ease up.

Good food can save a crew from mutiny and bolster team spirit during those cold, dark, long and lonely months.

That's OK; it's all a learning process and you can take responsibility for your blunders and bolster team morale, provided that team communications are permitted to be open and honest.

Officers are being taken off emergency duty to bolster Neighbourhood teams working day shifts.

The N.B.A. announced a new salary cap of $58.04 million on Wednesday night, a higher-than-expected figure that could bolster several teams.

Striker Carlos Tevez has left the club but the acquisition of Stevan Jovetic, Jesus Navas and Alvaro Negredo should mean that City have plenty of attacking options to bolster the teams goal tally this season.

The firm, which already has some 80 staff in Edinburgh, wants to hire about 300 people to bolster administration teams before it launches a banking proposition in late 2011 or 2012.

Pinterest has been aggressively acquiring smaller companies as it looks to bolster its teams with talent outside that which it's already been able to hire.

Though $4.3 billion has been earmarked for preparation for bioterrorism, the bulk of it has gone toward biotech research and stockpiling smallpox vaccines, not to bolster epidemiologist teams doing fieldwork and training.

The release of a couple of the 10 Waratahs in his Test squad, Dave Dennis and Rob Horne, to bolster the team to face the Lions on Saturday felt like a hasty, grudging U-turn.

"I felt they needed four or five new players at playing level, not squad level, to bolster the team.