Sentence examples for buttress arguments from inspiring English sources

The organization, Mr. Bargetto said, is planning its own economic study, which it would use to buttress arguments about the advantages of keeping theaters open.

Woodruff says he was particularly offended when their claims were used to buttress arguments against arms-control negotiations between the superpowers in Geneva.

This requires not just picking passages to buttress arguments but knowing, for example, how the federalist and anti-federalist tensions that nearly prevented ratification continue today.

Their criticism was meant to buttress arguments that she and her disgraced husband were somehow déclassé arriviste on the Manhattan social scene.

The IMF staff paper may buttress arguments made by foreign regulators and officials who have complained about proposals they say could harm foreign banks or drive up sovereign borrowing costs because leading U.S. banks may limit their activities.

The University of Virginia study buttresses arguments that physician bias is a factor.

They have of, course, their practical applications for after-dinner speakers or for editorialists looking to buttress their arguments.

The student apprentices will seek the most appropriate and telling instances to buttress the arguments in the forthcoming book.

Some have hired consulting firms to buttress their arguments with 100-plus page reports featuring their own (favorable) criteria for determining what poses a serious financial threat.

Like many before them, they turned to Schumann's music to buttress their arguments, but they used it in a novel way, as a source of quantitative data.

The cases are likely to buttress the arguments of those pushing for federal laws to promote greater sharing of information between private companies and law enforcement agencies.