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bolstered

[bohl-sterd] / ˈboʊl stərd /




ADJECTIVE
supported
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Since the state’s production incentive program was bolstered last year, more than 100 films and TV projects have received tax credits.

From Los Angeles Times

Sir Geoffrey said: "Both government and the BBC should seriously think about how the World Service's influence can be bolstered around the world, rather than risk its reach withering by degrees year on year."

From BBC

That ‘after the shock’ model assumes that flows through the Strait will start recovering by Mar. 21 and oil inventories will be bolstered by releases of nations’ emergency reserves.

From MarketWatch

The injections of cash, which arrive without warning, have led to bolstered finances, scholarships, jobs—and sometimes even more money.

From The Wall Street Journal

The injections of cash, which arrive without warning, have led to bolstered finances, scholarships, jobs—and sometimes even more money.

From The Wall Street Journal