Sentence examples for Reinforcing from inspiring English sources

"It could have been a great way to show that we are a different kind of party and instead we had an ailing leader reinforcing the idea that it's all about one person".

Roger Helmer, the Ukip byelection candidate who was re-elected as an MEP, said: "Britain is sending a hugely powerful message to the political classes tonight and I think Newark will relish the opportunity of reinforcing that message on Thursday week".

Over the coming year we will be developing a range of placement options, reinforcing fostering as a major part of BAAF and further incorporating the voices of children and young people into our work.

Frans Timmermans, the Dutch foreign minister and a social democrat (unlike Juncker, a Christian democrat), has been made the commission No 2, reinforcing Juncker's apparent aim of running a grand coalition of Christian and social democrats, with liberals also well-represented.

Mr Cameron skated over such details, as he so often does, reinforcing the impression that he is much better at saying than doing.

Discoveries will grow into marketable designs only if nurtured by an ecology, which includes not only universities but very often state subsidies too, and supply chains with mutually reinforcing links.

This credibility is self-reinforcing.

That's self-reinforcing: information on the prevalence of stress is collected through surveys.

With no strong borrowers to lend to, the banks find it even harder to earn profits with which to write off their bad loans.To some extent, therefore, Japan's economy is trapped, as the symptoms of its long slide have become self-reinforcing.

As Mr Rogers explains: "There's a saying in Washington: if you're not at the table, you're on the menu .The process has become self-reinforcing.

Once a market has captured most of the trading volume in equities, it can reap economies of scale that enable it to see off even a potentially low-cost rival, and its grip on liquidity then becomes self-reinforcing.