Sentence examples for substantially bolster from inspiring English sources
And the right degree of adaptability could substantially bolster the institutional church's moral authority rather than compromise it.
It would substantially bolster its social license to operate in the 21st century by building trust with customers and the wider public.
The bill's largest, and perhaps most critical, change came in a package that promised to substantially bolster security along the nation's southern border.
With spare production capacity estimated at 2.5 million to 3 million barrels a day, Saudi Arabia is the only OPEC member that has the ability to substantially bolster supplies and curb price increases.
WASHINGTON — The bipartisan push to overhaul the nation's immigration laws took a major step forward Monday evening when the Senate endorsed a proposal to substantially bolster security along the nation's southern borders as part of a measure that would provide a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants already in the country.
For the Saudis China's claim that business is business is likely to wear thin if the contracts substantially bolster Iran.
But in recent months, with the issue of offshore tax havens mushrooming on Capitol Hill, it has substantially bolstered its lobbying presence.
The global oil boom during much of this decade substantially bolstered his popularity and his agenda, which revolves in theory, and often in fact, around alleviating poverty.
Mr. Brown put up the money himself, and the full record went on to become a fixture on the playlist of many stations; it was also a crossover success, substantially bolstering his burgeoning white audience.
After several months of work, though, it was determined that those targets were unrealistic for a phone-only app, and that the Web component needed to be substantially bolstered.
On December 16, 2013, the final restrictions against unlimited global access to Dota 2 were lifted after the game's infrastructure and servers were substantially bolstered.
