Sentence examples for does this bolster from inspiring English sources

Not only does this bolster a sense of comradery, but it also solidifies both trust and transparency in the workplace.

"They do not do this to bolster support for the regime, although that is a side effect, but to help themselves win elections".

His credibility to do this was bolstered by his experiences.

The real question is: Does this move optimize Israel's security or does it bolster the position of belligerents in the right-wing government of Netanyahu?

Women in our culture have much greater room to express their gender than men do, but this bolsters the underlying point.

"We, of course, have no objections to any company providing a paid leave benefit consistent with their business needs and resources, but this does not bolster the case for mandating such a benefit across the board in a way that many employers would not be able to meet," said chamber spokeswoman Blair Latoff Holmes.

But in an age of swingeing cuts to welfare budgets, all this story really does is bolster the arguments in favour of capitalist free markets and small-state conservatism.

Chemical analysis of Roman pigments seem to confirm that lime and lime white were not used as pigments in Roman murals [105].11 This remarkable absence does not bolster the theory that wall paintings were painted in fresco.

None of this does much to bolster the credibility of the seller's claim that he "in no way supports past, present or future Nazi beliefs".

This news does nothing to bolster the confidence Americans need that the administration is not using intelligence for political gain.

Mr. Bush's formulation does not bolster confidence in American global leadership.