Sentence examples for may buttress a from inspiring English sources

A large number of recognitions may buttress a claim to statehood even in circumstances where the conditions for statehood have been fulfilled imperfectly (e.g., Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1992).

These conclusions may buttress the importance of individual psychotherapy as a treatment for anxiety in children and adolescents with migraine, as well as highlighting the relevance of psychosocial interventions including family interventions [39].

The positive trade figures came a week ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting on interest rates and may buttress hope that spillover from crises in the housing and credit markets is limited and the central bank needs to lower the benchmark federal funds rate by only a quarter of a percentage point, Mr. Kubarych added.

New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras defended the resistance put up by Greek political parties to deeper austerity and called for a change in policy, in comments that may buttress European partners' doubts about his commitment to the programme.

American regulators are set to raise the proportion of ethanol in fuel to 15%, which may buttress prices.

The new results may buttress the arguments his lawyers are expected to make that his sentence should be reduced because of his efforts to cure cancer.

Psychologists say that in the long run, the practice may buttress children's self-esteem, but it can also cause short-term stress, embarrassment and psychological and practical difficulties.

The IMF staff paper may buttress arguments made by foreign regulators and officials who have complained about proposals they say could harm foreign banks or drive up sovereign borrowing costs because leading U.S. banks may limit their activities.

Religious faith may buttress one's own sense of control and self-esteem [ 31, 33- 35], and it reduces anxiety and provides hope [ 36].

Cabrera, a switch-hitting outfielder, will further buttress a lineup that already included sluggers like Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion.

Unlike neighboring Egypt and Tunisia, Libya lacks the steadying hand of a military to buttress a collapsing government.