Sentence examples for bolstered before from inspiring English sources
For carving a career, or at least a rejuvenated career, out of traipsing around trouble, Garcia has filled in fine behind C. C. Sabathia in a rotation that was not bolstered before last week's nonwaiver trading deadline and will probably not have Andy Pettitte back until September.
It is irresponsible for the Fed to allow bolstered dividends before the penalties are known and paid.
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.
His main aim is to bolster himself before the general election due in September.
Yet Powell implies that other memories will bolster him before Saturday's defining final.
The Sindh provincial government, which was put in charge of Mohenjo-Daro two years ago, had allocated about $32,000 to bolster it before the monsoon season.
With Sunderland in 19th place and seven points adrift of a safe position, he faces a vital home game on Saturday against bottom-placed Aston Villa and was clearly attempting to bolster morale before that match.
Eight months of policy fine-tuning have yet to arrest an economic chill that has lasted six successive quarters and that is at risk of infecting a seventh, forcing Beijing to opt for near-term expedients to bolster growth before a once-a-decade leadership transition this year.
The $787.0 billion economic stimulus bill passed in February will not bolster business before summer but ultimately is seeking to create or salvage up to 4.0 million jobs.
English football had, by this point, been growing in popularity in Iceland for some time, its presence bolstered by newsreels shown before films in cinemas.
Richard S. Fuld Jr., who bolstered the Lehman Brothers empire before presiding over its collapse; Angelo R. Mozilo, whose Countrywide Financial thrived by peddling dubious mortgages; and E. Stanley O'Neal, who pushed Merrill Lynch into ultimately disastrous bets, have rarely discussed their roles in the crisis.
