t shore造句

例句与造句

1. "Workers are also cutting down what they couldn't shore up so they don't fall on people ."
2. Tommy Bowden recognizes the feelings created by an 8-0 start could be washed away if the Tigers don't shore up their problems.
3. "Clearly, to the extent that she can't shore this thing up, the department-store division becomes even more of an acquisition target ."
4. While the loans may be backed by government bonds, " still, the fact that it's lending to a troubled group doesn't shore up confidence ."
5. George has tried everything to get back the buzz, but so far it hasn't shored up soft attendance figures or the feeling that open-wheel racing is in a tailspin.
6. It's difficult to find t shore in a sentence. 用t shore造句挺难的
7. He predicted early in 1993 that a collapse of the private sector pension system could rival the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s if the nation's pension security funds weren't shored up.
8. Only three years ago, B . A . T shored up its existing cigarette business buy snapping up American Brands'tobacco unit, which brought brands like Pall Mall and Lucky Strike into the fold.
9. Judging by the fact that Hurst's replacement has been seen chasing receivers into the end zone the past two Sundays, it is reasonable to conclude that axing Hurst hasn't shored up the secondary, but it has done one thing.
10. Cabinet members met at the White House on Thursday morning to discuss the GOP spending plan, which they said wouldn't shore up Social Security or Medicare, provide a prescription drug benefit for Medicare recipients, or adequately invest in education.
11. He predicted early in 1993 that a collapse of the private sector pension system could rival the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s if the nation's pension security funds weren't shored up and if the massive federal retiree benefits system called Social Security isn't reformed.