Sentence examples for did bolster from inspiring English sources

But the so-called "Jesus tablet" introduced by Apple did bolster publishers in their battle with Amazon.

What did bolster Disney's bottom line was a relatively simple, unglamorous decision to raise ticket prices and increase capacity at the Disneyland and Disney World theme parks.

Vaubois had only 3,000 healthy troops, although the arrival of Villeneuve with the ship of the line Guillaume Tell and two frigates did bolster his defences.

Mulvey was by no means the first critic to observe this, but her analysis of the voyeuristic tendency of film in Freudian terms did bolster the burgeoning feminist theory movement in the late '60s and early '70s.

Like making claims of the sort Mr. Newbury and Mr. Earle did, bolstering Mr. Van Zandt's reputation at Williams's expense is a bit underhanded.

But collaborate they did, bolstered, he says, by their continuing immunity and convinced that their grotesque re-enactments would make them even more heroic to many in the country.

One thing that does bolster the economy and improve ordinary British lives?

Its survival against often difficult odds, plus those symbolic feats of technical wizardry, do bolster national pride even among grudging secularists.

What geriatricians do — bolster our resilience in old age, our capacity to weather what comes — is both difficult and unappealingly limited.

So it's rather easy for an American in this case to kvetch about the pointless myopia of insisting on fairness.Mr Surowiecki does bolster his argument with an American example: mortgage relief to underwater homeowners.

Even if the Jets do bolster their line — and at right tackle, specifically — before the Sept. 9 season opener, they are unlikely to jettison Hunter, who is owed $2.45 million.