Sentences with phrase «further shore up»

The specialist must possess good sense of judgment and be able to determine the perfect choice of Internet marketing strategy to undertake at any point in time to further shore up the image and boost the profit goals of the organization.

Amazon has shown an admirable — and consistent — commitment to rolling out new features and engaging third - party services and platforms, and there are at least a few months before Google Home arrives within which it can further shore up defenses from the new contender.

In a fresh move to further shore up security, Microsoft is providing Intel's Spectre fix for PCs with Skylake processors running Windows 10 — with further patches to be delivered for older generation CPUs in the future.

For those still with us; it looks like UESP has found a whole bundle of additional details to further shore up earlier datamining finds in January about ESO's next chapter, which will have players visiting Summerset Isle.

Their results, they say, suggest a role for gut microbes and further shore up the connection between cheese and the French paradox.

To some extent, he projects an image of himself as the Great Mediator, an image that could further shore up his support among good - government liberals.

Although the building was deemed safe, Gildan followed recommendations and further shored up the building with reinforced concrete and new structural steel.

Canadian Tire announced it has an agreement to snap up the upscale Pro Hockey Life chain, a move aimed at further shoring up its position as the country's leading retailer of sporting goods.

Liverpool have room to stumble in the league — as do United and Spurs — and while a win against Everton would be nice for both further shoring up their top four chances and for pride, it's far from necessary.

Analyses of genome structure further shored up evidence that the cells that were once Müller glia had been genetically reprogrammed and were now showing characteristics of interneurons.

Not exact matches

Gold fell 1.2 percent on Friday after stronger than expected U.S. payrolls data shored up expectations that a pick - up in inflation will spur further U.S. interest rate hikes this year, boosting the U.S. currency, in which it is priced.

There were three cameras in the studio but nobody manning them, so viewers channel surfing on the far shores of the city's cable system were treated to static shots of the whole panel behind a plain wood veneer desk — no cuts from one speaker to the next, and however ready the guests might have been, no close - up was available.

Three local tech companies have tapped investors to raise a combined $ 20.1 million, with the funds to be put towards shoring up their balance sheets and further developing their products.

Gold miner Troy Resources has launched a $ 40.7 million capital raising to shore up its balance sheet and fund further development of its Karouni mine in Guyana.

The company's recent purchase of Encore Vision should also shore up its vision sales and further enable it to diversify its holdings.

But it's also possible to take this a step further by adding incentives for the sales leader to help others on their team or shore up existing client relationships.

To shore up those markets, the Fed supplied over $ 1 trillion in emergency credit, issued through various emergency lending facilities, to various sorts of financial institutions, while extending a further $ 85 billion line of credit to AIG.

This is far too scary a concept for some to accept, without having their courage shored up by believing that some higher power is going to «save» them from the inevitable.

Because I am tired of church leaders with expensive church buildings and bloated church budgets trying to shore up their ineffective church programs by demanding further sacrifice and greater commitments from tired and weary church members.

When they heard far over the sea singing so enchantingly sweet that it drove out all other thoughts except a desperate longing to hear more, and they turned the ship to the shore where the Sirens sat, Orpheus snatched up his lyre and played a tune so clear and ringing that it drowned the sound of those lovely fatal voices.

Mingana comments «The existence in about AD 390 in the shores of the Arabian sea of a monastery under the name of Thomas is highly interesting, and constitutes the weightiest proof of all those which have so far been addressed to bolster up the historicity of the mission of Thomas.

We still won't know for a while just how far the English sides can progress in this season's competition, but it's starting to shape up like our best chance in many years to see a winner based on these shores.

Liverpool are desperate for a more intelligent defender to shore up their back line, as Skrtel and Toure are the braun, whilst Mamadou Sakho is far too injury prone to rely on regularly.

If you were to transport yourself to the El Paso of 1949 and take up a position as far south as possible — by the north shore of the Rio Grande, in a netherland not wholly of the U.S. but not of Mexico either — you'd be a cutoff throw from Bowie High School, the only public secondary school in the U.S. then dedicated to educating Mexican - Americans.

can be either a dm if fc is injured or b2b if ramsay is injured or play with FC to shore up the defence in big games giving us the chance of progressing far in UCL.

There are quite a few number of players in his ranks and if he plans to get far in the upcoming season, he has to shore up his defence, as well as his attack.

Given the foregoing decisions already taken with respect to shoring up the Nigerian economy via external funding, seeking the advice of international economists to further help strengthen the weakening economy should be a next useful step.

Explaining further how to shore up the Naira, the Vice President said «one of the major issues is that we have to earn more foreign exchange to raise the value of the Naira.

There's the core: where the Eurozone countries are now pulling together more closely, integrating further to shore up the single currency.

Thus far — perhaps in a misguided belief that traditionalists and Eurosceptics have nowhere else to go — all effort has gone into pursuing the so - called centre ground at the expense of shoring up «the core vote».

Cuomo's willingness to take the Indy line while Vance's investigation continues helps shore up the party's image - especially since he has so far refused to seek the line of the Working Families Party, which is being probed by the U.S. Attorney's office.

Originally scheduled for Thursday, the vote on the American Health Care Act (AHCA) was initially delayed until Friday afternoon to shore up more support from both hard - right lawmakers who said the law didn't go far enough and moderates.

The theme of Cuomo's speech — furthering New York's «progressive agenda,» while shoring up its middle class — is an idea de Blasio has made central to his entire term as mayor, so far.

Since then, the city has spent more than $ 3 million to shore up the tunnel, reline the shaft and perform other work to stop the sinkhole's expansion and prevent further damage to underground infrastructure.

Niagara County Legislator John Syracuse ranged the cost of the damage to be $ 175,000 - $ 200,000 at the county level while further explaining that a «rough estimate» of $ 7.48 million will be needed to shore up the individual residents and businesses in the area.

I think that Cameron should stand firm on the centre ground and dig his tanks into position, leaving Brown to scramble around on the far right and left trying to shore up his vote in the Labour heartlands.

Brazil's Petrobras — $ 70 billion richer after staging the largest - ever public share offering in September — is ramping up for commercial production from a vast cache of «pre-salt» oil lying farther (180 miles) from shore and buried deeper (4.5 miles below the Atlantic) than BP's Gulf holdings.

Then something blew up on the ship, and it was drifting in a terrible storm not far from shore.

Wachsmann found that sedimentation was a problem even far from shore — up to a meter per millennium in some areas.

Xu cautions that the proposed evolutionary reshuffling must be shored up by further analysis.

«If they were only dropping out of trees, how did they end up so far from shore?»

Tides, storms and other disturbances in shallow water will stir up the bottom, while further from shore, where the water is deeper, turbulence can not reach the ocean floor, allowing sediment to settle undisturbed.

From the new data, scientists have learned how to better forecast what areas could spawn a tsunami, where it will go and how far it will climb up on shore.

These are further examples of the many opportunities for immediate as well as ongoing spending to shore up America's scientific infrastructure.

This is one of the first studies to show that artificial sweeteners can end up far from shore in levels high enough to be detected, says Luca Nizzetto.

With the news that Pete's Dragon star Bryce Dallas Howard is teaming up with Tourism New Zealand and National Geographic Travel to persuade North Americans to visit our shores, we felt it was time to remember the best moments of the 36 - year - old's screen career so far.

Alluding to the asylum seekers that continue to wash up on its shores, and who feature prominently in the background of the action in A Bigger Splash, Guadagnino further suggests the island is «a place with an incredible, enormous capacity for indifference7.»

This car is clearly for foreign shores not for the UK (price wise) It's the same with the new F - Type far to dear but the Chinese will lap it up.

The ruling was delivered by the Beijing Second Intermediate People's Court, though the amount Apple has been ordered to shore up is far less than the 11.9 million yuan or US$ 1.9 million that the authors sought.

I'd love to sign up to Personal Capital, but doesn't seem like they've expanded their shores as far as Australia yet unfortunately.