Sentence examples for could shore from inspiring English sources

The good Gallic showing could, Shore says, reflect a move by French companies in the past few years to restructure themselves, becoming more, well, Anglo-Saxon in seeking profitability.

Such a deal could shore up the Mets' relief corps and starting rotation.

Cutting borrowing costs could shore up activity in a jittery housing market by lowering mortgage costs.

McCain could shore up his conservative, religious and southern base by picking the buoyant Huckabee as running-mate.

By requesting the stock offering, it could shore up its finances with more than $1 billion in cash to pay for the medical costs of retirees.

Analysts have said that Fannie Mae could shore up its capital by selling some of its mortgage portfolio or by a securities offering.

For looking back at the hills and town as you never could from shore.

This while the financial engineers could take shore leave from their saved ship and tear up the town.

But there are a couple of weak spots in the argument that could use shoring up.

Mr. Triola added, "They could have shored up the wall, but they didn't because it's a poor neighborhood".

Foley said the NSW bottom line could be shored up with a renegotiated tax deal with Canberra.