Sentence examples for bolster wall from inspiring English sources
[C3.] 'PROMISING START' In earnings reports that helped bolster Wall Street, J. C. Penney, Kohl's and Nordstrom reported that their first-quarter profits fell less than analysts expected.
The better-than-expected performance helped bolster Wall Street, as did an announcement by Tiffany & Company, the luxury jewelry retailer, that it would increase its dividend 13percentt.
And John Mann, perhaps the most strident critic of Britain's banking culture in Parliament, said in an interview on Wednesday that the Standard Chartered allegations reflected an anti-Britain bias by American regulators, who he said were trying to bolster Wall Street at the expense of the City of London.
It also increased its forecast for this quarter, bolstering Wall Street confidence that the company, one of Silicon Valley's highfliers through the 1990s, was again enjoying steady growth.
Only a few years ago, it embarked on plans to invest more than $625 million to bolster its Wall Street presence.
Now, scrambling to bolster profits, Wall Street banks have become full-time headhunters for some of their biggest hedge fund clients, a role rife with potential conflicts.
He used bed frames to reinforce the walkways, bayonets to bolster interior walls.
This is ultimately all about deploying aggressive offensive and defensive measures to bolster their walls and connect everything and everyone to Facebook.
In an effort to bolster accountability on Wall Street, securities regulators are expected to propose a rule today requiring the chief executives of brokerage houses to certify that the supervision at their firms is adequate to protect investors.
Observation towers and drones will bolster the entire wall.
Though the American soldiers there, led by a small Army Special Forces team, had bolstered the walls with dirt-filled Hesco barriers, barbed wire and a guard tower, the outpost was not as heavily fortified as larger operating bases, where several layers of walls typically surround residential areas.
