Sentence examples for bolstered more from inspiring English sources

Is productivity bolstered more by the relatively limited geographical reach of households to cover, or by the obvious esteem of the health sector and facility-based health workers that raises the CHWs acceptance and respect in the community, which then manifests in health-seeking behaviours?

It is trying to bolster more moderate rebel factions to check the rising clout of Islamist battalions, but has few levers to stop the better-armed Islamists on the ground.

He pledged to use the Illinois attorney general's office as a vehicle to fight corruption, financial crimes, gangs, Medicaid, corporate and public contractor fraud, and bolster more training, federal funding and partnerships between police, prosecutors and schools.

There is a danger that this language of responsibility can come to bolster more pervasive moral discourses and societal notions of blame that can make the environment in which HIV-positive women have to negotiate their sexuality and fertility more fraught.

The C.T.C. was bolstered with more money and more manpower after the World Trade Center bombing in 1993, but it remained a paper-shuffling unit whose officers were not required to be proficient in foreign languages.

The population was bolstered by more recent political refugees, like Mr. Tashi.

Even so, the neck had to be bolstered with more vertebrae than mammals have.

Once compiled, the basic information was bolstered with more than 100 interviews.

Investor sentiment was also bolstered by more progress in the military campaign in Afghanistan.

The logic of estrogen replacement was bolstered even more compellingly by voluminous epidemiological evidence, only some of it correct.

But her grip has been painfully relearned, and bolstered with more titanium pins than she cares to count.