Sentence examples for help to shore from inspiring English sources

Spain had already requested help to shore up its struggling banks.

But the rupee's depreciation will help to shore up the profitability of IT and other exporters.

The cut to the dividend will further help to shore up Rolls' balance sheet.

The demonstrations may also help to shore up Mr Arafat's wilting popularity on the streets.

But promoting peace in Palestine would help to shore up America's credibility in Iraq, at a time when it is being sorely tested.

British officials acknowledge that the Libyan government badly needs help to shore up its authority as an administration, including a functioning civil police and integrated army.

Mr. Graham's move helped to shore up his credentials with some conservatives.

It forms part of the national mythology that has helped to shore up French pride.

That is helping to shore up prices and create confidence in the broader markets.

In a declining market, his strategy has helped to shore up the sales of his daily titles.

This has helped to shore up confidence, and allowed banks to make new loans.Japan preferred to procrastinate instead.