Sentence examples for bolstering a case from inspiring English sources

Toronto criminal defence lawyer Daniel Brown said police may sometimes delay an arrest while bolstering a case against a suspect, though that tactic doesn't explain the lengthy delay in Allen's case.

Steele's information seemed to bolster a case that had already been opened by the FBI.

Many Democrats, meanwhile, are hopeful that new revelations will further bolster a case for the president's impeachment.

Mr. Kunstler charged that the Government, had "out of desperation," resorted to "white lies" and "fabrication" to try to bolster a case built on circumstantial evidence.

A title for Andy Murray would bolster a case for him as player of the year, the stealth giant among giants, but he turned in a stinker on Thursday, and is out.

Sometimes, like in Manchester, the advocates argue in court, but much of an advocate's attention is directed at investigative efforts, like reviewing police and medical records and interviewing animal control officers and veterinarians to bolster a case.

It's common for law enforcement authorities to enlist informants to help bolster a case.

It's common, and legal, for law enforcement authorities to enlist informants to help bolster a case.

Law enforcement authorities use informants to help bolster a case — a tactic that's perfectly legal, even when the snitch receives something in exchange.

Across the country, law enforcement authorities deploy informants to help bolster a case — a tactic that's perfectly legal, even when the snitch receives something in exchange.

Authorities often deploy informants to help bolster a case -- a tactic that's perfectly legal, even when the informant receives something in exchange.