Sentence examples for isolation bolstering from inspiring English sources
Every generation has a valuable role to play in addressing youth isolation, bolstering conflict resolution, and helping young people build resilience.
The Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, is due to touch down in Venezuela on Sunday on the first leg of a Latin American tour aimed at lifting his regime out of international isolation and bolstering its sanctions-hit economy.
Parents today are raising our children in relative isolation, no longer bolstered by large extended families and neighbors bearing casseroles to mark life's big events.
Since 9/11, governments and the health care industry have been trying to prepare for a smallpox or other germ attack with steps like cataloging and bolstering the inventories of isolation rooms and filter masks.
The support of those countries has proved crucial in bolstering the Syrian government's confidence, despite an isolation more pronounced than any time since the Assad family seized power more than four decades ago.
Their significance to initial phases of reproductive isolation in allopatry is bolstered when there is overlap between this approach and QTL mapping studies.
Hammadi Al-Jabali, who spent 16 years of his life in prison, 10 of which in isolation, and who has been commissioned with the task of forming a new cabinet, talked about bolstering the values of justice and national reconciliation and about how to build an economy that is capable of accomplishing stability for the citizens of Tunisia.
Bolstering prices will not be easy, however.
The ICJ needs bolstering.
Bolstering Social Security?
Bolstering their bottom line?
