Sentence examples for perhaps bolstering from inspiring English sources

The goal is to make children clamor to visit the stores and stay longer, perhaps bolstering sales as a result.

(New Jersey also had a much lower marriage rate than southern states, perhaps bolstering a credo of Raoul Lionel Felder, a prominent divorce lawyer in New York, that marriage is the first step on the road to divorce).

An audit made public this week revealed that the Brewers, who moved into a new stadium in 2001, were $133.2 million in debt, perhaps bolstering the argument that small-market teams cannot survive in the current financial climate.

The woman acknowledged on Friday that in a surveillance video of her walking into her apartment building with the officers, it appeared that she was moving her lips, perhaps bolstering the defense argument that she was coherent enough to have a conversation with them.

When the defense minister talked of American watchdogs, they said, he meant perhaps bolstering a team of monitors from the Central Intelligence Agency, already here to keep tabs on a cease-fire that was brokered in mid-June by its director, George J. Tenet.

Shia militias, perhaps bolstered by units of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, are likely to fight far more fiercely for it than did the national army in Mosul.

France has been helping to shape possible military intervention by Mali's army, perhaps bolstered by other African troops, to drive the Islamists from power.

That theory was perhaps bolstered on Monday night, when Colonel Qaddafi's son, Seif al-Islam, suddenly appeared at the hotel to show the foreign press corps that he was not, in fact, in rebel hands.

The Teamsters union and environmental activists have formed an unlikely and outspoken alliance aiming to clear the air in American ports, and perhaps bolster the Teamsters' ranks in the process.

But Saturday's catches by Smith served notice that the Ravens, perhaps bolstered by the return to health of several of their defensive players, including Lewis, would keep pace with the Broncos' high-scoring offense.

To my knowledge, no one is suggesting that high school students should be allowed to carry guns for protection, but this latest incident will – counter-intuitively, perhaps – bolster lobbying groups calling for the legalisation of concealed handguns on college campuses.