Sentence examples for considerably bolstered from inspiring English sources
He added that the housing stock would be considerably bolstered to include a mix of temporary and permanent flats, built at a rate of 6,000 to 7,000 a year, which as far as possible would be integrated in existing infrastructures "so as to avoid the formation of ghettoes".
When using the new iLife and iWork suites, performance is considerably bolstered by the 64-bit retrofits they got with their recent redesigns – everything feels faster and more responsive.
The Southern Song dynasty considerably bolstered its naval strength to defend its waters and land borders and to conduct maritime missions abroad.
Such certainty would be considerably bolstered if Congress passes legislation creating decade-long terms for both the production and investment tax credits, rather than the short term approaches of the past which induced the fear among producers that Congress would abandon or change the policies before investment cycles had run their course.
Security measures have been bolstered considerably.
The balance sheet has been bolstered considerably, revenues have stabilized and the company is more profitable.
Two holly species, Ilex vomitoria and Ilex cassine, have approximately the same chemical mix, although the researchers wrote that only I. vomitoria was used in the drink, "an argument bolstered by the considerably higher amount of caffeine" in it.
Regardless, armed with a 76 mm cannon and one.50 calibre and two.30 calibre machine-guns, the Sherman tanks were formidable assets and bolstered the defence considerably.
Strong sales have been bolstered by cost-conscious consumers, Mintel said, because salty snacks like pretzels and chips cost "considerably less per serving than many other snack options," such as cereal bars, yogurt and fresh fruit.
Eight years of Uribe's policy, bolstered by heavy investments in operational and intelligence capacities of the security forces, indeed weakened the insurgents considerably.
— has only bolstered the scene.
