ABC's ratings were buoyed, though, by Part 1 of the "Grey's Anatomy" (22.27 million) season finale, with its cliffhanger Burke's-been-shot ending.
JPMorgan's earnings were buoyed, though, by an increase in mortgage lending, spurred, in part, by exceedingly low interest rates, driven even lower in recent weeks by the Federal Reserve's mortgage bond buying program.
Though buoyed up after last summer's Lebanon war, the regime's fortunes have since declined.
The pope's visit did produce a salutary ripple, though, buoying the Israeli government's image internationally, the Israeli public's state of mind and Prime Minister Ehud Barak's political stature, at least temporarily.
Opinion polls seem to support the juniors, which further buoys them, though polls don't really mean diddly squat, as Mayor Boris would say.
Eton Dorney expected, though, buoyed by the pair's brilliant performance to win their semi-final.
The American economy, though buoyed by recovering housing and credit markets, must endure the effects of the budget sequester.
For Bayern though, buoyed by the watershed result against Bremen, it is an opportunity to send out another message of hard earned dominance - and this time on the international stage.
Fluttering as though buoyed by sunlight and traveling so light that they can sometimes fly nearly 3,000 miles from their birthplaces in the Northeast to their winter homes in Mexico, monarchs seem unbound by the rules that govern the rest of us.
Though buoyed by Clarkson's first goal for Dundee, Hartley conceded his team has much to improve on.
