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Significados de shoring up em inglês

The act of propping up with shores.

        Uso de shoring up em inglês
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        Most corporates will continue in shoring up their balance sheets, said Kulkarni.
        Reuters
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        A strong arm came around her shoulders, silently shoring up her defenses.
        Once bitten, twice dead
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        To this aim, it is shoring up its struggling Acura premium brand.
        Reuters
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        This cannot all be attributed to Connacht shoring up their porous defence.
        The Irish Times
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        He had been shoring up against a heavy wave of black doubt.
        Quantico
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        The parties have also yet to agree on shoring up the central bank.
        Reuters
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        The Crown Prince isn't beyond shoring up his future in more brutal ways.
        News.com.au
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        Japanese companies are accelerating overseas acquisitions as one strategy for shoring up earnings.
        Reuters
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        Son is prioritizing investment for the future over shoring up the balance sheet.
        Reuters
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        Joe Root has enough to do shoring up the middle order.
        The Guardian
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        Each side is also acutely sensitive to the other shoring up its position.
        News.com.au
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        They have a lot of shoring up to do, and that takes time.
        The sun over breda
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        Mayer has done an excellent job of shoring up a board of supporters.
        Wired
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        Devolution means a shoring up of some identities, while others are in flux.
        The Guardian
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        One way of shoring up the defence would be to recruit.
        The Guardian
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        There is no artificial framework here, nor any shoring up of the sides.
        The skein of lament
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        Shoring up ao longo do tempo
        Shoring up nas variantes da língua
        Estados Unidos da América
        Comum
        Irlanda
        Comum
        Reino Unido
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