Sentence examples for buttressed it with from inspiring English sources

Then he buttressed it with a stone wall.

Impressed with the need for an interpretation of the concept of probability that was thoroughly empirical, Reichenbach elaborated a view that conceived probability as a limit of relative frequency and buttressed it with a pragmatic justification of inductive inference.

But the experiment remains vulnerable to world market fluctuations and the government is anxious to buttress it with still greater food sovereignty.

He goes on to cite a piece of ancient Persian wisdom and to buttress it with a fragment of Psalm 8.

So far, it has buttressed its arguments with tough politicking.

For the past decade, the Chinese Communist Party has thrived on the belief that co-opting those with property will buttress it against pressures for greater political openness.

In monarchies, kings and queens assume charisma through their family heritage, buttressing it with such potent symbols as palaces, robes and crowns.

Prince Charles's new book, "The Elements of Organic Gardening" (Kales Press), written with Stephanie Donaldson, sets forth his horticultural philosophy and buttresses it with splendid color photographs, many of them featuring the prince and his wife, a spade or both.

Foliot did though address Robert of Gloucester's defence of Matilda's rights, buttressing it with arguments of his own.

The drummer Riley powered Thelonious Monk's ensembles in the sixties, and this tribute group cleverly dispenses with keyboards, buttressing its sound with a guitar and four horns.

It will buttress its OpenStack cloud with a network of certified partners.