Sentence examples for shore themselves from inspiring English sources

The European Central Bank took similar action, allowing banks to borrow almost unlimited amounts to shore themselves up against any financial crisis.

But Mr. Paulson told Mr. Bush the companies would shore themselves up later by raising more capital.

If they were used to bail out commercial banks directly, they could break the pernicious circle in which unstable banks use the debt of barely solvent governments to shore themselves up.

They would be forced to hold a large new buffer of bonds that could be turned into equity to shore themselves up in times of trouble without having to rely on taxpayers, as many did during the financial crisis.

Within 25 minutes, the inspector said, the passengers and the captain had either been rescued by police officers throwing safety rings or, in a couple of cases, had swum to shore themselves.

But until they have power, they can duck responsibility, leaving Mr Klaus to set the tone.Desperation may yet drive the Social Democrats to shore themselves up through a deal with the Czech Communist Party, which has been shunned by all mainstream parties since the dictatorship collapsed in 1989.

So how can legacy mass-market brands win against these odds, shoring themselves up against private label encroachment, and at the same time, stand out from one other?

"What else can I do but shop?" Those who do make it to the shore find themselves strained to entertain their weekend guests.

The males take the next few waves to the shore, gathering themselves in circles around the females.

Those who succeed in reaching a safe shore may find themselves locked up for months or years before being accepted somewhere or deported.

The other afternoon teenagers from Rocking the Boat, a neighborhood organization that teaches boatbuilding, sailing and environmental restoration, were lugging rowboats to the muddy shore and launching themselves into the river.