That buttressed the notion that companies required more labor, even as they held off hiring full-time workers.
Related ideas of "human biodiversity" attempt to buttress the notion that race is destiny, and the primary organising category of society and history.
And whatever its weaknesses, the poll helped buttress the notion that Mr. Paladino was capitalizing on the publicity that followed his primary victory and putting his rival on the defensive.
Those same sentiments buttress the notion, offered by some American and Pakistani officials, that rogue officers inside the army and ISI are supporting the militants against the wishes of their superiors.
The administration of President George W. Bush gave strong verbal support to Lebanon's anti-Syrian parliamentary alliance, and in 2006 the 34-day war between Israel and Hezbollah buttressed the notion that Lebanon needed a stronger military as a national alternative to the Shiite group's militia.
In his 1984 review for NME, Biba Kopf said, "... Ocean Rain has been designed to buttress the notion of the group's importance.
As this quotation shows, Augustine's understanding of probability was thought to coincide with Aristotle's, a fact that must have buttressed the endoxic notion of probability.
In mice, buttressing the endothelial barrier directly protected against death from sepsis [ 17, 18].
Interestingly, IL1-β and TNF-α activate the CDX2 promoter with concomitant expression of intestinal markers (Kazumori et al, 2006; Wong et al, 2005), which buttresses the connection between metaplasia and inflammation and the notion that master switch gene products, such as CDX2 or C/EBPs, are regulated by cytokines and inflammatory stimuli (Tsukada et al, 2011).
But, if feminist philosophers develop this argument, which they need to buttress the historical argument, then they are reconceptualizing traditional notions of reason and objectivity rather than rejecting them.
