Sentence examples for cemented the case for from inspiring English sources

Edward Carmichael, chief economist at J. P. Morgan Securities Canada, wrote to clients today that the latest numbers, as well as an unexpected drop in inflation in July, had "cemented the case" for a drop of a quarter percentage point in the Bank of Canada's rate.

The euro rose to $1.5048, in morning trading in Europe, from $1.5014, in New York late on Tuesday, as remarks by Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Donald Kohn, and data on U.S. consumer sentiment, cemented the case for further U.S. rates cuts.

The third variation really cements the case for "going for it".

He added that it, "probably cements the case for further stimulus from the Bank of England".

This is also the case for the association between exposure to cement dust and respiratory tract malignancies, in particular lung and larynx cancer [ 5- 10].

This is the case, for example, at the interface between cement structures and clays in deep geological nuclear waste disposals.

It strengthens the case for economic engagement and for regional and other international bodies that help cement commercial entanglement with political cooperation.

"During Superstorm Sandy, that system never went down and it helped cement our case for resiliency to natural disaster as the natural gas did not get turned off and those fuel cells kept running".

Typically produced with high reproduction quality, these books in many cases cemented the photographers' reputations.

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Results also demonstrated that the increase in time to cracking with test age (from 28 to 90 days) was greater in almost all of the cases for the scoria-based cement concrete specimens when compared with the plain concrete specimens.