Sentences with phrase «bolster it when»

In recent years, connections between climate and security were bolstered when President Barack Obama and former Secretary of State John Kerry spoke on the potential for conflict over climate - related resource scarcity and mass migration.

Russell, who was arrested, believed his fight for freedom of speech was bolstered when Albany County District Attorney David Soares refused to prosecute more than 100 cases.

In 1873 that hypothesis was bolstered when a Norwegian doctor named Armauer Hansen discovered Mycobacterium leprae, the bacterium that causes the disease.

At an NICHD - sponsored workshop last week, some 70 researchers laid out their ideas for what NICHD calls the Human Placenta Project, including ways to better monitor the placenta during a pregnancy, and drugs to bolster it when it falters.

Like you, I get all bolstered when I get a compliment... I hope you DO buy the dress next time you see one that catches your eye — I can't wait to see it!!

The flavor of nuts is significantly bolstered when they're toasted.

(For example, when I logged in the other day the app notified me that I was running a little low in my emergency fund, and that I should bolster it when I have the opportunity.

Facebook is absolutely right to look at moving into the mobile chat app space however, with WhatsApp losing its «international shine», it would do better to look at a fresher (and less expensive) rival, or bring real - time chat features and other improvements to its own messaging app, which it bolstered when it bought Beluga.

Your reputation as a sophisticated landlord is bolstered when you create your own homepage.

Not exact matches

Experts said at the time that if Trump knew Flynn had lied to investigators when he asked Comey to drop the FBI's investigation into Flynn the day after the national security adviser was fired, it would significantly bolster the obstruction case against him.

When they do that during the slower summer season, it can bolster stocks and completely counter the typical summer doldrums.

But Wasson's credibility took another blow when the board opted against an inversion, in which the company would have moved its headquarters to Switzerland and bolstered after - tax earnings by an estimated $ 600 million.

The problem is starting to reek of the mortgage crisis, when banks made oodles by selling bad loans to hedge funds that were layering on leverage to bolster returns — just before the loan market dried up and banks were stuck with the bad loans themselves.

His visit was partly aimed at bolstering support in Congress for NAFTA at a time when tax legislation is consuming lawmakers» attention and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is growing frustrated with the slow pace of NAFTA talks.

Their arguments were bolstered last month by Trump's interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network, during which he said that Syrian Christians would be given priority when applying for refugee status.

When it was time to hire a new Moore CEO, Buffett bolstered his recruiting team, adding Berkshire portfolio manager Ted Weschler to help him and Cool.

«But if you ask us, a weaker Canadian dollar and low rates remain critical ingredients when it comes to driving future growth — perhaps even more so considering the incoming president's vows to bolster American competitiveness and blunt access to the key US market.»

Microsoft is among a wave of tech companies including IBM and GE with major ambitions in the health care space, particularly when it comes to using machine learning and artificial intelligence to bolster the medical system.

His insight is bolstered by a recent study published in January in the American Heart Association's journal Circulation that found that the best results for heart health were gleaned when participants worked out four to five times a week.

When Jeff Bezos isn't plotting how to blast himself into outer space or test - driving a 13 - foot Transformer-esque robot, he's hunting for the next startup that will bolster his Amazon arsenal.

The Alliance won a byelection in September and bolstered its caucus further when two Conservatives crossed the floor.

Meanwhile, CBS nominated veteran media executive Richard Parsons to its board, bolstering the panel at a crucial time when the two companies might become one.

When the culture of an organization values learning, especially reading, it reflects a willingness to learn and change minds, to be open to new ideas and concepts that may indeed bolster both personal and professional endeavors.

Mozilla says it will «consider returning» to advertising on Facebook when — or presumably if — the company makes adequate changes to bolster default privacy settings.

Yet now, when it serves to bolster convoluted theories about an election having been overthrown, terms like «psychographics» and «breach» are being thrown around to make it sound like someone hacked into voter rolls after boring into the deepest recesses of our collective soul.

Morin writes with searing honesty, incorporating anecdotes from her work as a college psychology instructor and psychotherapist as well as personal stories about how she bolstered her own mental strength when tragedy threatened to consume her.

We think wealth management firms will also move in lockstep when it comes to bolstering their ability to show how their advisers fulfill fiduciary duties

There is greater return dispersion between the tenth and ninetieth percentiles as the holding period extends, bolstering the view that there are more opportunities for differentiated performance when one holds securities for three to five years.

Women@Austin was hatched last Fall when several of Austin's most experienced female entrepreneurs and executives came together and decided they wanted to do something proactive to bolster women's ratios in Austin business — to make the city of Austin the most accessible, nurturing place for women - led businesses in the country.

They should be there to function to allow the economy to operate — the extension of credit, the availability of credit when money gets turned off, the economy shuts — and so I actually think that banks might be getting a pass to be able to develop using these technologies to bolster their economic utility to the rest of the economy as opposed to being disrupted away.

The complaint describes the «conspiracy» as «an act of previously unimaginable treachery: the campaign of the presidential nominee of a major party in league with a hostile foreign power to bolster its own chance to win the presidency,» adding that WikiLeaks «disseminated the information at times when it would best suit the Trump campaign.»

Excluding November 2009, when demand was bolstered by the expiration of a federal government first - time homebuyer tax credit, sales last month were the strongest in more than eight years.

Lastly chad, when you quote someone the way you did, namely using it to bolster your argument, you give up the right to disown it because I make a good point that refutes the original statement.

@Chuckles «Lastly chad, when you quote someone the way you did, namely using it to bolster your argument, you give up the right to disown it because I make a good point that refutes the original statement.

Best of all, she suggests that people of faith do themselves and others a disservice when they use the bible selectively to bolster their arguments for specific political views and lifestyle prescriptions, using it «as a blunt weapon», as she puts it.

When do we stop talking about «the war in Afghanistan» and start talking about «the reconstruction of Afghanistan» (bolstered, though it may be, by a significant U.S. military presence)?

In any case, when an atheist blames god for all the horrible things in the world, it's to bolster an argument that the christian god (or any other man made god for that matter) does not exist or else he wouldn't have allowed these things to happen.

Steady same - store sales growth was already drawing the attention of would - be franchisees when QSR Magazine last summer named Captain D's one of the nine best franchise deals in the quick - service market, further bolstering the company's expansion efforts.

The move, announced this morning, is likely to bolster Copestick Murray's position in the UK at a time when the drinks industry is still undergoing a period of change and consolidation.

It is no surprise that West Ham are keen to bolster their striking options when you consider that the Hammers scored just 40 Premier League goals this season.

Captain Emily will likely make an off - season acquisition or two to bolster the squad but you can expect them to be among the favorites when we begin again next June!

dominating the EPL for years to come when we could have bolster our team to be the other front runners?

Nothing like some irrelevant stats to try and bolster a point of view, how does 13 goals conceded in 19 games get a mention when talking about his ability to play the ball and dictate the tempo of the match?

On a day when big names were on the move all over the league, Colorado general manager Joe Sakic opted not to make a major trade to bolster his team's playoff charge.

So why did Wenger not bolster the defensive side of the squad when he knew it was vulnerable?

It is easy to blame the manager for the above, for not bolstering the team when we had the opportunity.

His heart in the ring had always been bolstered by need, and when other jobs didn't pan out, he returned to his body, to cash in his pound of flesh.

And will you stop protecting 8 million a year AW his messed up badly last two seasons by not bolstering with necesery players, and explain to me when even most people who only have a small understanding of football was saying our defence is thin he AW goes and loans out our RB Jenkinson to Westham who is ahed of us becouse of their great defensive work.

But Seattle desperately needs the Bradley of 2008 vintage (when he had an AL - best.999 OPS with the Rangers) to bolster an offense that scored the fewest runs in the AL last season.

I would happily see a new striker come in and freshen things up, bolster our options and offer goals when we really need them — because WHEN you score often has a big impact, as opposed to Liverpool's 101 goals that did not prevent them losing costly matches in 2013 - 2when we really need them — because WHEN you score often has a big impact, as opposed to Liverpool's 101 goals that did not prevent them losing costly matches in 2013 - 2WHEN you score often has a big impact, as opposed to Liverpool's 101 goals that did not prevent them losing costly matches in 2013 - 2014.