Sentence examples for we should shore from inspiring English sources

While we should shore up the rural Interstate network and most regional traffic systems, the obsolescence of America's downtown freeways presents cities with a momentous choice.

*Congress should shore up the finances of Medicare and improve the measurement of its financial condition.

It should shore up Google's legal defenses against antitrust regulators.

Thirty-seven percent said the surplus should shore up Medicare and Social Security, compared with 19percentt who preferred a tax cut.

The back line gets Omar Gonzalez back, which should shore up things better than was seen in the recent 2-0 loss in Colorado.

Meanwhile, the country's lenders are adamant that the government should shore up expenditure reduction through cuts in the public payroll.

Democrats, he says, should shore up their position on religion not by arguing for secularism but by explaining that secular values protect freedom of religion by not allowing a particular sect to occupy the entire religious space.

Both Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan made statements last week implying that the Affordable Care Act would eviscerate Medicare when in fact the law should shore up the program's finances.

Bercow: The bookies' favourite, Bercow was the only person on the platform who actually sounded like he was fighting an election and some of his acerbic declarations – on sexism in the chamber, on privy counsellors not being entitled to priority and on Michael Martin's poor handling of the Damian Green affair – should shore up the support he already has from Labour MPs.

Because the new shares are worth no more than the cash saved, ERN conversions should shore up a bank's share price (by contrast, when cocos convert, enough new shares are created to push the price down).ERNs might benefit the economy, too.

And government funds that should shore up the crumbling infrastructure of the city as a whole are largely diverted by corruption, a plague throughout the nation.