Sentence examples for buttresses it from inspiring English sources

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.

Wilk describes Dave as an "honor system product", and reckons its friendly approach will help buttress it against the risk of users' taking advantage of the loan facility — i.e. by borrowing money and not paying it back (although he says if a user continues to default their account will be suspended, ergo Dave's patience is not infinite).

Wilk describes Dave as an "honor system product", and reckons its friendly approach will help buttress it against the risk of users' taking advantage of the loan facility — i.e. by borrowing money and not paying it back (although he says if a user continues to default their account will be suspended, ergo Dave's patience is not infinite).

But motivations for naturalism buttress it, making it internally stronger, and give it dialectical strength, increasing its appeal to non-naturalists.

Then he buttressed it with a stone wall.

You can go out and find precedents and principles to buttress it.

But there are other reasons why the BRICs might damage the global economic system, rather than buttress it.

He had a motion pending, and to buttress it he started work on a brief citing the Davis decision.

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.

Throughout the quarter, as for much of the market's run from its 2009 low, the Federal Reserve continued to pump money into the economy, aiming to buttress it.

Ms. Peyser's case for Mr. Gershwin was also skewered, and with a redemptive paperback edition in mind, she set out to buttress it with irrefutable DNA.