Sentence examples for bolstered over from inspiring English sources
[C19.] American Gets Some Help American Airlines' chances of taking over the ailing Trans World Airlines were bolstered over the weekend.
C1 Good News for American American Airlines' chances of taking over the ailing Trans World Airlines were bolstered over the weekend when a federal judge rebuffed objections from the financier Carl C. Icahn, Continental Airlines and Northwest Airlines.
American Airlines' chances of taking over the ailing Trans World Airlines were bolstered over the weekend when a federal judge rebuffed objections from the financier Carl C. Icahn, Continental Airlines and Northwest Airlines.
He will hope to make his mark in a squad Pochettino has bolstered over the summer with signings, including keeper Michael Vorm and defender Ben Davies.
It is a basic tenet of America's higher education community and it has been bolstered over the years by various court cases, long-standing teaching traditions and the companion concept of faculty tenure.
The Bank – whose powers have now been bolstered to take over regulation of the banking system – defended itself by saying that at the time it had no powers to tackle macro-prudential risk and was not responsible for banking supervision and that there was not resolution authority.
In a first-of-its-kind experiment, the CW decided last month to stop streaming the teen drama "Gossip Girl" on its Web site and steer viewers to the television broadcast in an effort to bolster its over-the-air ratings.
There is no agenda to bolster our over-extended military.
Since the issue arose, Dartmouth has bolstered its controls over such investments.
Both sides agree that the American economy would be bolstered by the over $10 billion a year it loses to runaway production, not only from direct production spending but also from related services and tax revenue.
The prime minister, a veteran Liberal Democratic politician who was battered by surprising losses for the party in parliamentary elections in June, had recently been bolstered by presiding over a trouble-free summit meeting of the leaders of the world's industrialized countries.
