Sentence examples for face bolstering from inspiring English sources

A handful of widely covered scandals, such as one involving a Baltimore cardiologist accused of performing five hundred and eighty-five unnecessary procedures, have given the problem a face, bolstering the national narrative about our "epidemic" of medical waste.

She submitted photographic evidence of her bruised face to bolster her claims.

The F.D.A.'s disclosure of the inspection reports and of the resistance its inspectors faced could bolster its case for legislation, already under development in the Senate, to give it more authority over compounding pharmacies.

The migrant crisis which Europe is facing has bolstered this atmosphere.

But privately, Saudi officials concede that their efforts to forge an alternative strategy in Syria have run up against the same issue the Americans face: how to bolster the military might of a disorganized armed opposition without also empowering the jihadists who increasingly dominate its ranks.

Given these existing mandates, understanding and testing resilience strategies, as well as finding ways to overcome barriers to their implementation, is an important endeavor because it may be possible to continue managing some systems for decades or more in the face of climate change by bolstering their resilience.

Borders, which last year faced liquidity problems, has been bolstering its balance sheet and cutting its debt in recent quarters.

The rebels are facing an army, bolstered by hundreds of millions of dollars in American aid, that is stronger, better equipped and more mobile.

Smith's exit comes as Burberry faces pressure to bolster its senior management team with retail and digital expertise amid poor trading figures.

Facing pressure to bolster digital sales, the four major music companies have only toyed with the idea of selling unprotected files — most notably with a personalized version of a Jessica Simpson song and the first single from the new album of Norah Jones.

With Ward facing time out after splitting his heel on a stray stud, Sharks director of sport Steve Diamond may look to bolster his squad.