Sentence examples for mainly bolstered from inspiring English sources

They have mainly bolstered maize, wheat, soya and rice, as well as cotton.

Ms. Pearson and the doctors who were interviewed for this article said that the Lancet study mainly bolstered the beliefs of the naysayers, mavericks who have never put much stock in mammography.

But demand from ordinary consumers in poorer countries mainly bolsters exports in other developing economies.

Mr. Alibrandi said Whittaker would use the cash mainly to bolster its other operations through new investments and acquisitions.

They contend that the postponed missile-tracking tests were scientifically pointless and were concocted by the Pentagon mainly to bolster its complaint that the treaty is constraining.

Some Democrats have proposed ways to reduce out-of-pocket costs, mainly by bolstering subsidies and extending the pool of people who would qualify for them.

Those critics also asserted that the Bush White House, like the Reagan White House before it, was carrying the abortion fight overseas mainly to bolster its support among Catholic and fundamentalist Christian voters.

Finova Group, a lender to small businesses, said yesterday that it would fall short of first-quarter earnings estimates because of a special charge of $80 million, which is being used mainly to bolster loss reserves.

It's a have-a-go affair that tries out the same blend of red-blooded action and salty-blue humour, but serves mainly to bolster the bravery of the original.

Clinton, who like Sanders is a longtime champion of improving access to health care, has said she prefers to proceed incrementally -- mainly, by bolstering the coverage that Obamacare guarantees and putting more pressure on the drug industry to lower prices.

Third-quarter revenue in institutional securities, bolstered mainly by the one-time gain on the value of Morgan Stanley's debt, increased 123 percent, to $6.45 billion.