Sentence examples for deliberately bolstered from inspiring English sources

The very brutality of his crackdown has, ironically but perhaps deliberately, bolstered loyalty among minorities that together make up a third of Syria's 23m people.

"FEMA's reaction to the problem was deliberately stunted to bolster the agency's litigation position," Davis said.

After the oil spill, both Michael Brown, the "Brownie" of Katrina fame, and another Bush White House acolyte, the former press secretary Dana Perino, turned up to offer variations on Rush Limbaugh's theory that the BP oil rig may have been deliberately sabotaged to bolster liberal arguments against offshore drilling.

Dana Burde shows how aid to education in Afghanistan bolstered conflict both deliberately in the 1980s through violence-infused, anti-Soviet curricula and inadvertently in the 2000s through misguided stabilization programs.

Mr. Loevinger said American officials did broach the issue of China's exchange rate, which Beijing deliberately keeps depressed to bolster its exports.

— has only bolstered the scene.

The tapes bolstered that impression.

This bolstered the twins' creditworthiness.

Nixon bolstered Social Security benefits.

Shale drilling has also bolstered balance sheets.

Bolstered aid to states is unpopular.