A weak US dollar in years past had bolstered American multinationals, which benefited when they translated sales earned abroad back into the greenback.
As his friend changed from robe jacket, Martin noticed a shiny black pistol bolstered to the judge's shoulder.
In fifth place is Emma Watson, whose net worth comes from a combination of high-profile acting roles in films like Beauty and the Beast (for which she received a ￡2m upfront fee) and the Harry Potter franchise, which is estimated to have bolstered the 28-year-old's fortune by ￡43m.
It has boosted the US economy, creating tens of thousands of jobs, bolstered its energy security, created new international relationships, and given Washington new freedom to use sanctions as a tool for strategic influence.
This came as the country has been trying to wean the economy off its over-reliance on exports and investment and pushing it toward a growth model bolstered by consumer spending, innovation and the service sector.
Strong growth figures have bolstered confidence, while higher money market interest rates since late 2016 have discouraged outflows by increasing the yields available on renminbi assets.
Bolstered by a mountain of sleep science research that says pre-teens and teenagers are some of the most sleep-deprived people and would actually do better in school with more rest, these forward-thinking schools are finally cutting worn-out students a break.
" His belief that the renminbi's role in global trade is likely to continue to grow was bolstered by an HSBC survey of 1,600 executives in 14 different markets in January and February that showed more than half expect to begin using the currency more in transactions.
Its reputation was also bolstered last year when Intel spent $1.
Stocks connected to security, the military and construction were bolstered ahead of the impending release of a new report later on this Tuesday connected to China's military strategy.
In our increasingly status-oriented society, a school's reputation is bolstered by its glimmer of exclusivity and by a low acceptance rate, which can even influence how U.
