buttressed造句
1. The builders buttressed that wall with stone structures.
2. She buttressed her argument with solid facts.
3. The arguments for change are buttressed by events elsewhere.
4. Others had been Jacked and buttressed.
5. Perceptions of prosperity were buttressed by the propaganda barrage during the 1996 presidential campaign.
6. The resistance is buttressed by dim understanding of how a decentralized approach can improve matters.
7. Such confidence was buttressed by other deals in late 1995 and the reopening of the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
8. These effectively buttressed the sector against the kind of cutthroat competition raging amongst operators.
8.try its best to gather and build good sentences.
9. These writings, buttressed by profoundly moral concerns, are testimony to the complexity of the relationships between health and working.
10. The dominance of abstract expressionism has been buttressed by an impressive degree of partisanship and an illusion of consensus.
11. The walls are 5 feet thick, with a buttressed wooden walkway just behind the battlements.
12. A buttressed wharf damaged severely after collision by ship.
13. The court buttressed its decision.
14. The Market's harmony must be constantly buttressed.
15. The buttressed that wall with stone structures.
16. She buttressed up her argument with lots of solid facts.
17. He buttressed up the argument with lots of solid facts.
18. But CME suggested yesterday that the study's results buttressed its flagship oil contract.
19. They buttressed up the old building as it began to lean at a dangerous angle.
20. The emotional appeal was buttressed with solid and specific policy details.
21. The president's tough line is, however, buttressed by a democratic mandate.
22. For such a man to assault the Government citadel, garrisoned by aristocrats, and buttressed by wealth, seemed mere madness.
23. When it comes to factor price equalization, economic logic is buttressed by timing.
24. To last for very long any social system needs to be buttressed by a powerful integrating ideology.
25. Authority, in such countries, was drawn from tradition and prescription and was usually buttressed by religious belief and practice.
26. The example of Phil Gramm, who had a large war chest but could not move voters, buttressed his argument.
27. Voting is coping stone of democracy – but it is flanked and buttressed by much more.
28. There is terrific purity, finesse , and length of flavors nicely buttressed by acidity and tannin.
29. Low - carbon is a top - down process, which should be buttressed by science and technology, policy and capital.
30. Voting is the coping stone of democracy – but it is flanked and buttressed by much more.
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