Sentence examples for it is bolstering from inspiring English sources

On the heels of Netflix's institution of 'unlimited' paid maternity and paternity leave for its employees, Microsoft this morning announced that it is bolstering its own parental leave policies for both mothers and fathers that work at the firm.

It is bolstering its recruitment of Hispanic students, and it will soon start a soccer team.

Facebook said Wednesday that it is bolstering its suicide prevention tools to attempt to help prevent self-harm.

Poland says it is bolstering its armed forces in the face of perceived Russian aggression, and says that is "has to be ready" for what it calls its greatest threat since the Cold War.

But the rising fence is also a metaphor for how Israel sees itself in a changing Middle East: Beset on all sides by profound shifts in its Arab neighbors that could alter the strategic balance in the region, it is bolstering its defenses and preparing for the worst.

In recent months, Japan has said it is bolstering its coastal defences after warning of an increase in Chinese naval activity in the region.

The movie doesn't disguise its left-wing sympathies with the protesters, and it is bolstered by pungent political commentary from talking heads including Matt Taibbi of Rolling Stone magazine; the author Naomi Wolf; and Heidi Boghosian, director of the National Lawyers Guild.

Although it lacks the color of a mature voice, it is bolstered by good pitch, broad range and considerable strength.

It is bolstered by fresh material, which is no small feat considering the mysteries that have long shrouded Malevich's life, art and legacy.

The allegiance is to the community that nurtured you, and it is bolstered by the community's history of persecution, which makes you understandably inclined to defend its good name against all comers.

If, though, it is bolstered by plenty of fruit, a more alcoholic wine tends to have a fuller, glossier mouthfeel than a weaker counterpart, which might even seem thin by contrast.