Sentence examples for acted to reinforce from inspiring English sources

"AIDS acted to reinforce these other reasons for having fetish fashions come out of the closet," Ms. Steele said.

One could suggest that local ecological pressures recurrently acted to reinforce and maintain the genetic structures whenever gene flow had been interrupted.

Multiple assessments agree, especially The Economics of Ecosystem Sustainability (TEEB), that these "perverse environmental subsidies" act to reinforce current market trends.

Even in the most formal metrical designs, the quality, pitch, and force of certain sounds, along with the interplay of other poetic devices such as assonance, consonance, alliteration, or rhyme may act to reinforce or obscure the basic metrical pattern.

As organisations become values-led the working environment becomes more emotionally and mentally healthy, where business goals are met without sacrificing personal values and integrity – in fact quite the contrary, work acts to reinforce personal integrity by providing a rich experience for individual and collective learning.

This acts to reinforce some aspects of earlier literature.

As synaptic strength approaches unity, recurrent excitation acts to reinforce variations in firing rate, and variance asymptotes to ∞.

Using such a tool to deliver a short summary video of the lecture may act to reinforce learning from the lecture, rather than replace it.

She played-up the "cor blimey" act to reinforce the impression that she was still plain old Adele Adkins from Tottenham.

While such a diagnosis does not explain her genius and only bluntly acts to reinforce modern scholarship, it does act to coalesce many disparate parts of Dickinson's life and work into a conceptual whole.

In effect, the writer creates several clusters of attitudinal stances, creating out of them a type of constellation of stances (c.f. Maton 2014: 168) which act to reinforce their positive axiological charge, i.e. their moral or ethical superiority.