Sentence examples for bolstered arguments from inspiring English sources
The recommendation bolstered arguments by several commissioners that the regulations are proceeding too quickly and that the agency should postpone or abandon the effort.
That has bolstered arguments that members of the Islamic State are among those entering Europe as migrants, although, as The Guardian points out, it has yet to be confirmed whether the passport belonged to the suicide bomber, or if it was stolen or faked. .
(FG 3) Large empirical studies in South Africa have reported high rates of men who admit to perpetrating rape or sexual coercive practices (Jewkes, Morrell, and Christofides 2009), which has bolstered arguments that coercive sexual practices are endemic in normative heterosex (Shefer and Foster 2009; Varga and Makubalo 1996).
But climate scientists are also hoping that green roofs -- and the presumably bolstered argument on their behalf from the climate and health project -- will become a kind of ecological fashion statement.
The terrorism cases are sometimes cited by the authorities to bolster arguments for tougher counterterrorism laws.
But defense lawyers tried to bolster arguments that the man crying "help" was Mr. Zimmerman, and not Mr. Martin.
The guidelines are sure to bolster arguments that Facebook has made discriminatory editorial decisions against rightwing media.
The small number tends to bolster arguments that relying on large-scale absentee balloting is a sure ticket to disenfranchisement.
His words will inevitably be used to bolster arguments in favour of military action to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran.
Elsewhere, it served only to bolster arguments that they boy was being coached and turned against his father.
The American success in the counterterrorism campaign would seem to bolster arguments for a swift withdrawal from Afghanistan — an issue the administration is currently examining.
