Sentence examples for fails to shore from inspiring English sources

Boeing's effort to re-create itself as a services company won't have much impact if it fails to shore up its core businesses.

Boeing's effort to re-create itself as a services company won't have much effect if it fails to shore up the business of making commercial airplanes–$35 billion in revenue last year, twice as much as Airbus.

Social Security has a funding gap that will require it to cut benefits across the board by some 20percentt in 2034 if Congress fails to shore up its finances before then.

Their attempts, however, ultimately failed to shore up the market.

He said the administration had failed to shore up health care and education, but he offered no detailed plans.

After two multibillion-dollar lifelines failed to shore up Citigroup, the government will increase its stake to 36percentt, from 8percentt.

When we fail to shore up their fragile hopes, they, too, will learn to hate us, and the cost will be beyond all reckoning.

She contended that he had failed to shore up the Hawaiian economy after its traditional underpinnings -- tourism, agriculture and military spending -- began to crumble because of changing buying habits and national priorities.

In its pursuit of more diverse states, Clinton's team failed to shore up the Democrats' long-held base in the so-called rust belt, despite recurring signs that Trump was appealing to working-class, less-educated white voters.

The premier-in-waiting's decision came shortly after crisis talks failed to shore up Flemish-Walloon communitarian differences in the Christian Democrat-Liberal (Orange-Blue) coalition-to-be.

In the end, some critics contend, Mr. Lack failed to shore up relationships with key players inside and outside Sony BMG, and badly undermined the confidence that had been placed in him by Bertelsmann.