Sentence examples for able to reinforce from inspiring English sources

"We wouldn't be able to reinforce what Christopher was learning," said Mr. Chung.

And I was able to reinforce my reasons for voting for him.

"But underlings have to be able to reinforce their best side without looking like a sycophant," Dr. Maccoby said.

And then they were able to reinforce other guys on the ground, who ultimately are what brought about the victory.

With Marius, the Copenhagen Zoo was able to reinforce its allegiance to a strand of Danish animal exceptionalism.

Or perhaps there will be even more beaches for them when sea levels rise; probably we won't be able to reinforce every foot of shoreline.

It also helped the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, pile up a wide enough victory margin over an unexpectedly able challenger to reinforce his grip on power.

The charges that he allowed or even encouraged mob violence in 2002 in Gujarat – which he denies and which a supreme court investigation found were not supported by the evidence it was able to examine – reinforce his status as a man who is separate from the political establishment.

The first author volunteered and was able to further reinforce her knowledge of research-based teaching and the impact of housing on health.

The title "Malam" (teacher) came from the easy respect he was able to command, reinforced as he achieved greater seniority.

The mechanisms by which corrosion inhibitors are able to protect reinforcing steel have been discussed in the literature and include (1) decrease in the diffusion rate of the chloride ion (2) increase in the amount of bound chloride (3) increase in the chloride ion threshold value or (4) inhibition of the anodic, cathodic or both reactions [18, 19, 20, 21].