Sentence examples for this is buttressed from inspiring English sources

This is buttressed by the Dodd-Frank Act, which provided the S.E.C. the ability to include these derivatives in 13(d), implying the power did not exist before.

But this is buttressed by the idea that nothing much changes in theatre and that London's Bankside in 1593 was much like modern Broadway.

This is buttressed by the fact that Strauss himself voluntarily withdrew from international Twenty20, citing as the reason that he did not consider himself to be one of the best 11 players in the country.

This is buttressed by Gartner's news that SaaS providers will represent more than 50percentt of profits in the CRM market by 2016 and the steep decline in PC shipments that Gartner  reported yesterday.

This was buttressed by the results of the prescription analysis, which showed excessive prescription of ACTs in RDT-negative results.

This was buttressed by the higher age of the control subjects, and the observation of a higher degree of immunosenescence in the cancer patients than in the older control group.

This reasoning is buttressed by clever arguments.In this section State of the union The blitz spirit In with the out crowd Mine what you wish for How Britain could leave Europe ReprintsBritain, it is said, may have looked isolated after some two dozen countries signed up to the latest half-baked wheeze to save the euro.

This memory is buttressed by an intellectual fear: unions, to Mr Blair, mean the protection of insiders against outsiders.

This effort is buttressed by a reinvigorated tech transfer program at Ohio State and business incubators in Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus.

This conclusion is buttressed by the fact that McCausland had camped his cavalry on the Bethesda farm of Jacob Louis Bohrer; he was Hamilton Loughborough's first cousin by marriage.

This reasoning is buttressed by clever arguments.Britain, it is said, may have looked isolated after some two dozen countries signed up to the latest half-baked wheeze to save the euro.