How To Use Buttressing In A Sentence
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Mr. Obama's laundry-list of initiatives—steep tax increases on wealthier Americans, fresh investigations into the mortgage crisis and support for domestic manufacturing—was aimed at buttressing a re-election message that posits him as defender of Americans beset by inequality in the tax code and broader economy.
Obama Makes Populist Pitch
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Cap the whole with the mighty double quoin of gypseous Jebel el-Kharaj, buttressing the eastern flank of its valley, and with the low, dark metal-revetted hills of the Kalb el-Nakhlah, a copy of the Fahísát.
The Land of Midian
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From the number of e-mails I've received from the "disagreeables," those people who are reading my articles and asking me in Sean Hannityesque fervor why I hate America, I have to admit that several more among the animal kingdom, in addition to Barney-the-dog and Laura-the-wife, remain loyal in buttressing George.
The Blood of October
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It seems clear that Sarah Palin has been working hard on buttressing her knowledge of foreign policy issues, and her facility in discussing international affairs in a public setting.
Sheldon Filger: Palin Scores on the World Stage, Does India and Israel in One Stride
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What's truly emblematic of the present-day alliance is the way Jeep -- and Chrysler overall -- is now buttressing Fiat, just two years after Fiat was the only thing standing between Chrysler and liquidation.
David Kiley: Chrysler Adding Jobs In Detroit Part Of Bigger Success Story
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By 1981, it was reputedly the most profitable casino in the world, buttressing much of the Playboy empire with its gambling revenues.
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It reformed the judicial system, buttressing its independence, and introduced parliamentary scrutiny of important public sector contracts and appointments.
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The arrival of Bruce Lehman and Allan Timmerman were very important in buttressing the finance side of this research area.
Robert F. Engle III - Autobiography
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A timely report from an independent prosecutor would surely be helpful in buttressing and justifying that order.
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Preparing for all these people, and buttressing runways for a plane that can weigh 544 tonnes on takeoff, is not cheap.
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Still, the Giants did fill a huge need by buttressing what were largely woeful special teams units with a lot of speed.
Giants' Class Helps Solidify Special Teams
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I see the two books, metaphorically speaking, as two sides of a gothic arch, each side buttressing the other.
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It reformed the judicial system, buttressing its independence, and introduced parliamentary scrutiny of important public sector contracts and appointments.
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It reformed the judicial system, buttressing its independence, and introduced parliamentary scrutiny of important public sector contracts and appointments.
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We regard Article 10 as reinforcing and buttressing the conclusions we have reached and set out above.
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And I am confident that big bookstore chains like Barnes and Noble are vigorously buttressing themselves against the onslaught of challenges to their retail model now being leveled at them by the rise of the e-book.
John Shore: Love Loses: Barnes and Noble's Big Fat Bell Book Fail
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While pundits continue to dwell on the supposedly collapsing poll numbers for Palin and trumpet the erosion of her presidential ambitions, the former Alaska governor and 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee was abroad, buttressing the one area seen as a major weakness in Palin's ability to project herself as a national political leader, foreign policy.
Sheldon Filger: Palin Scores on the World Stage, Does India and Israel in One Stride
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The top of the peak has a slightly slanting surface of perhaps twenty square yards, very irregular in outline; -- southwardly the morne pitches sheer into a frightful chasm, between the converging of two of those long corrugated ridges already described as buttressing the volcano on all sides.
Two Years in the French West Indies
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What's really kind of buttressing your gross margin line there in Q1?
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But cadastral surveys, by carving the land up into unnaturally straight-edged blocks (first on paper and then, where possible, in the soil itself), assigning (or denying) rights to it in terms of commercial ownership, and buttressing the lines on these maps with the power of state-sanctioned law, sought to transform and appropriate not only control over territorial organization but the land itselfand thus the foundation of Africans 'social organization and culture.
Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique
