And while Nissan worked to buttress the convertible's body, the structure and windshield cowl jiggled over rough pavement.
The convertible's on-road manners do not improve an already flawed picture: While Nissan worked to buttress the convertible's body, the structure and windshield cowl jiggled over rough pavement.
The great comic twist here is that this wall was declared a landmark along with the church in 1966, and so, at great expense and care, the church has worked to buttress and preserve the old bricks in all their majestic un-straightness, frozen in the act of falling.
Harvard called on corporate leaders to help solve America's wealth gap by working to buttress the kindergarten-to-12th-grade education system, skills-training programs, and transportation infrastructure, among other things.
In Glendora and Azusa, homeowners and fire crews worked feverishly to buttress sandbags with plywood and concrete blocks.
Mr. Gates quoted an early work of Adam Smith to buttress his claim that humans are just as interested in ensuring others' fortunes as their own.
Although additional work is ongoing to buttress the causal interpretation that we have given to our results, our data support and extend other observations that ambient O3 (highly oxidant, ambient, warm-season environments) causes increases in hospital admissions in children with asthma.
At the same time, it attacks the notion that Marxism is obsolescent, calls for more "ideological work" to inculcate an innovative spirit and aims to buttress the party's continued monopoly on power through "system innovation".
When the state is strong, this strategy of governance can work quite well and can serve to buttress the power of the regime.
He had a motion pending, and to buttress it he started work on a brief citing the Davis decision.
The Americans were working, in Sam Parker's terms, with both the "powers that be" and the "powers that aren't". In theory, the efforts to buttress Maliki and to work with the tribes would eventually merge.
